My Thoughts On Andrew Tate | Mufti Abu Layth

have to say a few words about Andrew take right I'm incredibly fascinated by the phenomenon of Andrew Tate you know as a psychologist I love it it's you know this is unprecedented in human history like we've never checked this out we've never had a parallel like onto Andrew Tate this guy is like just just just hear me out I'm speaking about the phenomenon

not so much this is the person and then there's the phenomenon the phenomenon and rotate is larger than life he's you know is this he's he's larger than the person Andrew Tate so imagine we went to early 2022 and I told you that there would be a person who'll emerge who he's not a celebrity he's not a musician he's not an actor he's not a singer he's not a um he's not any known he doesn't stem

from any known stardom but he will become arguably one of the most influential people on the globe within six months it'll come from nowhere and he will hold he will wield so much influence you would have laughed at me I would have laughed at me if you if I told myself this that that's impossible I mean look at these great actors they can't get that kind of influence look at these

multi-billionaires they can't you know wield that kind of influence how can somebody out of nowhere within months came learn but he did it's wow and I feel that he is you know Andrew Tate is truly living in modern times the life of a medieval King truly like you can't you know the guy is living this life of a like how you picture kings in the

medieval times say what they want do what they want you know it's like just living an absolute fantasy of money assets whatever victories they want women however people want to see it so and even Kings today can't live like that like you couldn't get a king today that could live openly the way Andrew Tate was living so it's it's a very fascinating phenomenon um I I also find it interesting how divisive he is

how much hate he evokes in people it's fascinating people hate him with a passion and yeah I mean I my personal thoughts on him I think he um I I agree very much with how Joe Rogan said it that look the guy speaks he motivates uh man you know it's young disenchanted men he gets them to get off their lazy behinds and start doing something and I think that he speaks of

male Excellency in a time with it where it was almost a crime and a sin to speak of male Excellency however he kind of messed up with the misogyny stuff you know he messed up with that and I think he you know when he he tried to rectify but I I think it's it's late because and I think Andrew Schultz said it really well about him as well you see he said that the guy is a genius and his message actually is very empowering but the problem is his message really should be aimed at women

as well but the way he packages it it's indigestible to him indigestible and I absolutely agree with that I think his message you know the misogyny stuff the uh the putting women down kind of stuff I don't think okay so I don't think he hates women that's uh to say he is a misogynist at core like somebody who just hates women I don't my opinion is I don't think he hates women but sure he his his character that he plays this kind of I don't you know I'm this kind of medieval King character

that he's you know oh you know uh one over here one over there you know I'll move These Hoes out the way and all this kind of stuff he constantly goes on about this this kind of stuff you know he kind of messed him up uh because it it just had he just aimed at male Excellency had he just stuck to that you know guys get off your behinds get your butt to the gym stop making money focus on you start you know don't be a loser in life get up

even his even his his take on depression people might mock it but it's actually a very powerful technique from a psycho you know from psychologizing it where he says look I don't believe in depression and he says and even if it exists because I don't believe in it I don't allow it to get me down that's a very powerful way of looking at the world and he gives the analogy of you know if if a person believes in ghosts and another person and they're in this big spooky house alone one of them believes he's in a haunted house and the other just thinks he's in a big house alone because it does come down to the narrative so yeah I think if he just stuck to that

male Excellency thing but not gone down this road of trash talking women but you know yeah but people are so divided over him it's my heart it's a spectacle to watch actually some people take it so personally and um it is fascinating though that how he managed to beat the algorithm

just become everywhere that is you know it's a phenomenon but you gotta you gotta be like wow take the phenomenon is definitely uh something you have to be interested in the phenomenon not maybe not the person the person I think can be weird and stuff like this and about his court case and then I'll just wrap these I think that I do hope it's not true I you know there was something being said I think it was on Joe Rogan show and on another show as well I think it might have been uh Patrick David or someone but they they were saying that you know there's

people out there who would rather that those horrendous stories are true just so they can see him go down like imagine you had a imagine like here's a thought experiment imagine you had the ability to push a switch and make those events be true or untrue that there's many people would want them to be true as in women were actually raped and human traffic just so he could go down and that's very telling and and I hope these things didn't happen and they may have happened and unfortunately it's the way of the world and horrible things

happen and may Allah make things easy for any victims anywhere and everywhere so yeah that said I do think that um this is this is once again that coming back to that discourse analysis that him being sent down has very little to do with the crime that he may or may not have perpetrated I think everybody in their heart of hearts knows that so him being tracked down is not to do with the crime the crime is just a pretext and an

excuse that that's that much I think everybody can see they were in a particular show they were highlighting that the American Embassy was involved in his arrest which is crazy but yeah nevertheless the person you know he is often at times a fool and speaks some ridiculous things and some things very empowering but larger than him is the phenomenon and quite an a Fascination for from a psychologist's point of view to just see this happening in real time but I would say guys just use up with the emotions around these

people you know you you don't need to be a die-hard fan for a routine you don't need to hate him with a Venom he doesn't care like you know the guy is you know and this is a beautiful Hadith here that in terms that the prophet the message of it is that

love and hate with some limits to it don't go all wild in your hatred towards people don't go all excessively blind in your love towards people that's a very um beautiful reminder of a Hadith um yeah so yeah so I mean that the you US Embassy was involved because he's not American I don't think he's American I think he's he said on the other show he's British I'm pretty sure

he is British as in he was born and raised for most of his life in Luton why Luton why is it Luton always you know you always have these I won't say fast let me retract fascinating these strange characters emerging from Luton ah right let's move on um yeah he is British yeah he is British yeah um let's move on and that's just to to sum that up by the way I'm not saying uh my my only message is to just ease up in

the love and hate that we surround symbols by he's a very fascinating phenomenon from a psychology point of view and just observe it like that you know and just don't worry people ain't you know the world's been here before him and the world will be a year after him