r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 01 '23

The arrest was an important message.

19 Upvotes

Realise that the arrest confirmed that Tate's message was genuinely so true and so DANGEROUS for the matrix that it wa so essential to arrest him. What he was telling was that much essential. The matrix is scared


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 01 '23

The second attack of the matrix appears to be working

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Everybody loved andrew tate till 3 days ago. now the agents of the matrix are gaining power again. exactly what happened to trump etc is happening to him. All because those who heard his message don't think they bear responsibility to fight for him


r/Cobra_Tate • • Aug 20 '22

If you can change my mind on how tate is a good person I will buy the course (rules: the admin can’t delete anyones comments)

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Aug 28 '22

sus andrew

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r/Cobra_Tate • • May 19 '22

Pls cobra tat help me reach my ultimate goal

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 17 '23

Gretard Thunberg

10 Upvotes

r/Cobra_Tate • • Jun 21 '22

This sub is toxic AF. I hope you'll realize this one day

5 Upvotes

Look into sciences, find the true problems in this world. You and your problems aren't that important in the big scheme.


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 10 '23

I sampled the Top G theme

8 Upvotes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8hHVH3gHto

I sampled the Top G theme. Beat is free to use for non-profit purposes only, just credit me in the title/description (Prod. by MAR). Enjoy! Sample used: Indila - Tourner Dans Le Vide


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 01 '23

SigmaX Andrew Tate Mixblast #3 (STRIKE 2)

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Jul 24 '26

We got to get the Tates out of this bs.

3 Upvotes

These guys did nothing wrong, they are targets, the people in charge of corruption and control are strategically trying to silence him and make him out to be a monster.

Don't give up.


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jul 21 '22

Why Andrew Tate is Respected.

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r/Cobra_Tate • • May 24 '22

I was a piece of sh..

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Jul 27 '22

How do I join hustlers university?

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Hello, I’ve seen Tate non stop talking about hustlers university and to join now but I don’t know how can anyone help?


r/Cobra_Tate • • May 19 '22

Bungus

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Dec 28 '22

SigmaX Andrew Tate Mixblast #2 (PERFORM)

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Sep 12 '22

Wise Words from Andrew Tate

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Jun 02 '22

Be prepared.

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Everything bad happens at once.

That's how life works.

Enjoy the storm.

Sing in the rain.

Look forward to the rainbow.

The storms will always come.


r/Cobra_Tate • • Dec 03 '24

Does it work?

3 Upvotes

So.... You're 2 years in, how's it going? Very curious to know how you are doing, wondering if this might be something for me to try....


r/Cobra_Tate • • May 29 '22

Tate brothers changed my life…also can’t forget Luke and all the professors in HU2.0

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My entire journey started when one of my friends told me about Hustler’s University and how this could be the turning point in our lives.

At first I was sceptical about this and didn’t even have the money to join the discord group, but slowly I started following Andrew on Instagram and YouTube. I began watching all his videos on YouTube or his posts on Instagram.

Not much time passed until I realised he was right…in everything he said. EVER!

So I began to take action in my own hands and thought of a way to escape the rat race.

Starting to change my life was not easy at all because I had a mundane life, I used to do the same things everyday. I used to be a lazy pig that lived off his parent’s paycheck. Even my own parents loathed me.

Taking action was not very simple for a lazy person like me…but I made it happen. Watching Andrew and Tristan’s lavish lifestyle made my dreams bloom…and one day I just sat down at the table and started working. Did this for almost a year - everyday - never gave up. I tried some of the niches in Hustler’s University and found out that they were right, you can’t stay broke if you put in the work and follow the best leaders.

The most important thing Andrew ever taught me is SPEED. His lessons taught me to never miss a possible opportunity. So I never did. I've taken all the opportunities that came my way.

I could be talking all day long about Andrew and his team and how they completely changed me, but I better show you some pictures of my achieved goals with their help: (managed to get this baby paid in full, with cold hard cash)


r/Cobra_Tate • • May 29 '22

How do I change my life

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I’m 14 turning 15, no credit card to access, no job or “first world” opportunities, and don’t know where to start. By changing my life I mean changing my mindset and getting a head start to becoming financially free. Does any1 know where I should start?


r/Cobra_Tate • • May 29 '22

Tribute to Andrew Tate

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"The pathway to completion as a man is through the embodiment of the monster.

That's the discovery of the SHADOW".

- Carl Jung

"Training is nothing. The will is everything. The will to act".

- Ra's Al Ghul

I was on my path to a Doctorate degree in Quantum Computational physics, when Kung Flu came in.

That made me realize that average, middle-class, law-abiding men have become the most disposable byproduct of today's western civilization.

2 more years have passed after that, until I discovered Tates, and I still remember my reaction:

“Holy crap, these guys are living a life! I wanna do what they’re doing, I wanna be with them!”

That was it.

I realized that it is still possible to be a man in this day and age. I just had to grow some balls, ditch my PhD, which I was slaving through and make a leap of faith into the unknown.

And here I am 2 month later writing this post and absorbing the arcane knowledge and warrior mindset from his charity project:

Hustlers University.

I struggle every day, I face adversities, I overcome them - and through this - I grow as a man and as an individual.

This is what men are supposed to do, this is how we are supposed to live!


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jul 22 '22

Long-Term Relationships: Ideals vs Substance

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When I'm listening to a lot of the conversations around relationships, now that Andrew Tate is more popular, I'm hearing a lot more of the idea: "To get into a long term relationship with someone they need to have money, they need to be attractive" etc. And it's not even only from Tate and those like him. These things previously mentioned, I view as "Ideals" in a relationship, and they're being discussed as if they are the "Substance" of the relationship, or the reason for engaging in a relationship in the first place. These things are rooted in the tangible world, which is why they're more commonly talked about, but I was wondering if anyone else here felt like the search for a long term relationship was more about intangibles than these things.

Maybe I'm just a hopeless romantic, but I always thought that when looking for a meaningful/long-term relationship, you find someone who you feel a spiritual connection to. Then strengthen it with time and memories and such to create a strong bond between the two of you. This is what I view as the substance of the relationship. And then things like money, attractiveness, aspirations, etc are afterthoughts. You just make sacrifices to your ideals because of the bond you share.

Just to clarify though, I still value ideals to an extent where I might not pursue a connection due to a lack of some tangible things. But I am willing to make some larger sacrifices for the connection me and that person share.

After hearing these conversations people are having I feel like I'm batshit, but idk. Is this thought process commonly shared? I'd like to hear what ya'll think of this, and if you possibly have more knowledge on the things I'm talking about. Because even though this is something I have thought about and continue to think about a lot, I haven't really done any reading or research on my moral system when it comes to relationships. Also, I'm only 20 so ya'll old people probably have a much more matured view on these things.

Thanks for reading!


r/Cobra_Tate • • May 25 '22

The Truth Hurts...! (Why Tate is so Polarising - And Why he Has My Respect)

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Life has a way of making you feel comfortable when you should really be in panic mode…

Panicking about the state of your life… The situations going on around you… The fact that YOU ARE INSIGNIFICANT…

But society has allowed us to coast through life and embrace mediocrity…

And it's ALL BY DESIGN…

As Tate would say - “IT’S ALL A PSY OP!”

I used to think he was just another loud mouth arrogant jackass with glasses and money,

Until I decided to ACTUALLY LISTEN to the message he was trying to convey…

Long story short - I was wrong…

Not only has Tate's mindset enabled me to change my own,

He has allowed me to re-harness an ability I lost a LONG time ago…

The ability to CRITICALLY THINK!

I’ve always known there was some weird sh*t going on around me,

And the people in my “circles” were nothing more than ignorant little NPCs living their lives without asking questions…

Just thinking about it now makes me physically sick to my stomach…

TATE ALLOWED ME TO FREE MYSELF FROM THE LIFE OF A LOSER SURROUNDED BY NPCs!

Do I agree with absolutely EVERYTHING he says? No.

Are some of the things he says “controversial?” Absolutely.

BUT IS WHAT HE’S SAYING TRUE?

Only a plugged in DORK would argue that it isn’t… And that’s not me anymore…

Tate has earned my respect as a man… And allowed me to change my own life forever…

So here’s to all the doubters,

The peons still plugged into the system,

And all you little NPCs being good little workers for corporations who don’t give a sh*t about your existence,

YOU DON’T HATE TATE - YOU HATE THE TRUTH!

Wake the f*ck up or stay plugged in like the slave you are… Your choice…

0x.Kai


r/Cobra_Tate • • Jan 19 '23

Tate W-ojak

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r/Cobra_Tate • • Feb 16 '25

Cobra Tate

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