Every little boy looks at his father as a hero.
For Andrew, that was unquestionably true.
His father was his protector, his chess teacher, and the person preparing him for the world.
Then he lost him.
"When I was in America, my life was chess.
My dad is a chess champion.
I was very good.
Then I lost my teacher.
My life changed.
Chess stopped.
I had to become a fighter.
I didn't ask for this.
I don't have a choice.
I have to fight.
All I know is pain.
I am ready to kill."
Listen beyond the final words, and you hear the heartbreak beneath them.
Andrew has always spoken in absolutes because, in his mind, life demanded absolutes: fight or surrender, win or disappear.
He went from the protection of his father's presence in America to the projects of England, where he fought and clawed his way out.
That all-or-nothing nature is why you know his name today.
It has also made him controversial.
But before the fame, the money, and the statements that shook the internet, there was a brokenhearted young man trying to understand a world without his hero.
Look at his face when he says:
"That changed my life quite a bit."
There is no performance in that moment. There is only loss.
Andrew's message to other brokenhearted young men comes from the deepest part of his soul.
Your pain does not have to be the end of your story.
Andrew went on to become a six-time kickboxing champion, including four world championship titles.
Refuse to quit. Become someone extraordinary.
Day 13 in SHU (special housing unit)
This is punitive housing for people who murder their cellmates.
No commissary, no phone calls, no yard time.
The worst possible conditions the US gov provides to terrorists and psychopaths.
I am an innocent until proven guilty extradition detainee.
I’m wanted by a foreign state.
I am an American citizen.
WHY AM I HERE?
Me:
One day we will be glad this happened.
Tristan:
Everyone knows we’re innocent. We went down as heroes.
More importantly we went down together.
Best thing ever I’m already glad it happened.
Don’t ever try to reassure me again.
I’ve been quietly watching Kintara for a while now, and the more I see, the more I realize this isn’t just another MMO with a token slapped on it.
It’s an isometric world where the economy actually breathes. You can buy and sell real estate across different realms - plots, buildings, strategic locations. What stands out is that these properties aren’t static. Their value moves with player activity.
When a realm starts getting populated and demand rises, the land you own appreciates. People are already playing it like a real market: buying in quieter areas, holding or improving, then flipping when the player wave hits.On top of that, there’s an active gold economy where supply and demand shift in real time. You’re not just grinding for gear - you’re making decisions about timing, positioning, and resource management that actually affect your in-game wealth.
What makes it feel different right now is how deliberately they’re building it. New servers just opened in Europe and Asia to keep the experience smooth as the player base grows. They added Money Printers you can place inside your own properties - a passive income system where better real estate gives you a bigger cut of the casino’s losses while you’re out questing or PvPing.
They also adjusted marketplace fees to include a burn, creating natural deflationary pressure on the token over time.This isn’t hype-driven development. It feels like slow, intentional cooking. They’re adding layers that connect gameplay with actual economic thinking - real estate strategy, gold speculation, passive income tied to property ownership - without rushing broken systems just to pump numbers.
I’ve never seen an MMO where owning land genuinely feels like part of your progression loop in such a clean way. You’re not just playing the game. You’re participating in a living economy that rewards foresight and positioning @PlayKintara
How far are you planning to take this? Because from the outside, it already feels like the foundation of something much bigger than most games even attempt.
Hey @Cobratate@TateTheTalisman
The weak have spoken.
As always.
They saw movement, they got scared, and they ran. Sold their bags and started crying like they always do. That’s what weak men do when things get uncomfortable.
But the real picture is much clearer now.
Andrew tate didn’t just sell and disappear. He sent a message. Then he started claiming the creator fees - multiple times. Even small amounts. A man like him doesn’t need that money. He’s making a statement
He’s reminding everyone he’s still here.
Still watching.
Still in control.
Now it’s time.
The top bull is ready.
Time to show the weak what real power looks like.
Time for $Daddy to receive the support it deserves from these fees. Every creator fee from $TATE will backs goes straight into buying $DADDY.
The weak exited.
The strong stayed - and they understand the signal.
This is how the game is actually played at the highest level.
Retweet if you understand.
I’m sad watching this repeat
People FOMO into coins hoping it becomes the next $ANSEM
@blknoiz06 engaged with $ANSEM multiple times before it do 2M
$MURAD isn’t the same. You can’t just buy random charts and pray for @MustStopMurad to engage so you can get 100x