Mike Tyson Reacts to Andrew Tate & His Thoughts on Masculinity 💪

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[ShaneTheG]

Hey guys thanks for watching i wanted to mention something since I see a lot of people saying this in the comments. I didn’t mean to make it look like he didn’t like Tate. The last part about people’s pain I don’t think was for Tate, but still a true statement in general. From my perspective he was just talking about Tate and Samuels in a neutral way. And Making money off peoples pain is a bad thing if done in a disingenuous and bad way. Tate made a lot of money before he got famous, so him making content is a passion and isn't for money. But obviously one of the ways he makes money is from people who sign up for his online school. Which nothing is wrong with that, you aren't forced to join. A lot of his tips are in free content. I also didn’t see the confrontation part as something negative that Tyson said, he means you have to be up front to get your point across especially a topic that is trying to be swept under the rug nowadays which is masculinity. And this was the first time to my knowledge Tyson spoke on Tate so that’s why I titled the video the way I did. I don’t know why people aren’t seeing it that way. 🤷‍♂️ thanks for watching! 😄

[symbol]

"We are gonna continue to make money off of peoples pain"
Damn that hit hard, Mike still got that punching power

[zohebpasha]

I've always said Mike is secretly a genius and a philosopher.

[_nelson_]

He was so strong that it took us 30 years to realize how wise he is. 😢

[longrangevoodoo]

A man who has never feared a man, speaking the truth.

[adnaanu]

Mike see through them. He is more insightful than people give him credit for.

[sohomsen]

Mike Tyson literally called Andrew tate a grifter who makes money off of other people's pain.

[williss]

He was able to summarize it all in a few words. He hit the nail on the head! Reality is cruel, don't trust anyone or idolize men.

[medicinemanboxing]

Cus D’Amato was so correct about what he saw in Mike. Regardless of his lows and his mistakes in life,
Mike has always been a deep thinker. I love this quality about him

[darryl]

Mike has the experience of good and bad, rich and poor and he has worked hard on understanding himself. That work ethic shows through in his wisdom here.

[costicanu]

Mike is so intelligent! He explained in few words something like nobody could. This guy is a genius.

[Damion]

"This is not going to stop... This is the era where people make money off of other people's pain"

[sito]

“We can continue making money off of people’s pain” damn, that hit deep. Tyson is a true legend

[todayanthenext]

Gonna be literally hurt inside the day I go on social media and I see all down my feed that he passed. I love my elders because they carry so much wisdom, mike is the type of guy I wish was my grandpa and I could go visit him every other weekend to just sit down, hangout, listen to him talk about life.

[foundationofthought]

This went over this guy's head. Tyson is one of the most interesting stories ever, and one of few men that have managed to truly evolve over time

[ronnychristenjoyer]

Mike does not disappoint. He thinks for himself.

[mma]

Thats what people don't understand what a strong masculine man is
masculinity isn't just ''strong'' physique it's a supporting man that will look out for his people and help society as a whole and is strong mind AND body
a person who is a criminal ISNT strong thats the difference, people misunderstand what masculinity is.

[colespradlin]

Didn’t answer the question but told us all we need to know.

[Quester]

I've started watching Tyson interviews lately and I'm genuinely surprised how he effortlessly drops gems of wisdom any time he opens his mouth to speak.

[jasonkennedy]

Mike's trips to the DMT realm + his life experience = an increasingly interesting and insightful guy