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The Real World Andrew Tate Review

The real world andrew tate is an online course taught by self-styled “gangster” Andrew Tate. It’s a platform that promises to teach students how to make millions through “loverboy” methods of exploiting women for online sex work. It’s a pyramid scheme that aims to funnel money into the bank accounts of its “graduates.”

But Tate and his program are not without controversy. His gangster persona and brazen lifestyle have riled some, especially during the #MeToo movement when he made controversial comments about beating women and claiming that rape victims must bear some of the blame. But even if his whole persona is based on lies, that doesn’t seem to matter to the thousands of young men who follow him.

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His followers want more from life than 9-5 office jobs and long commutes. They want to break free of the matrix – that is, the conventional corporate world and live a lifestyle of financial freedom through wealth creation and starting their own businesses. The Real World (previously Hustlers University) helps students achieve this goal by offering daily videos that provide advanced education from professors who have earned over a million dollars.

A lawyer who represents women who say they’ve been abused by Tate says The Real World is a pyramid scheme that enables him to abuse the women in his care. Jack Beeston, an associate at McCue Jury & Partners, which is representing the women, agrees with that assessment. One of the ways Tate promotes The Real World is by creating Tiktok accounts, posting videos that ask people to join and then rewarding them with a small percentage of the course fee for successful signups.