Andrew Tate

When I first got arrested, a lot of people believed I had done something, but now anyone with a brain sees five years later, I still haven't been convicted.

They're like, okay, it's five years.

No one can convict him.

They've all tried.

They've all talked about putting him in jail.

In fact, I saw on Twitter, a guy,

When I last caught a bunch of criminal cases and they put it all over the news, I saw some black guy wrote, I've seen this nigger get charged and everyone say he's a bad guy like 500 times and he's never in jail.

This is bullshit.

And I'm like, yeah, exactly.

So they've overplayed their hand.

And anyone who still believes it wants to believe it because they don't like me.

Not because they know it's true.

It's just because they don't like me.

Right.

And also I will think, you know, I spend a lot of time self-analyzing and analyzing my brand and analyzing my positioning because I analyze business and I analyze the world.

That's why people listen to me.

And I think that one of the things that's also happened when it comes to me and my brand and my image is that people are so used to seeing me suffer.

They're so used to me being thrown in jail, locked in my house, constant suffering, terrible life, all these bad things happening to me.

Now that they're over and I'm winning and I'm on yachts and jets and driving fast cars and going to LA, going to Vegas, going to Miami, living in Dubai, $50 million penthouse.

There's a lot of, not envy, but there's certainly some people who sit there who have watched my journey from the beginning.