Video summary
The video discusses the recent revelation that Andrew Tate rented his luxury vehicles, including a Bugatti, rather than owning them outright, a claim that has sparked significant debate among his critics and supporters. The host, Bobby, clarifies his stance by stating that while he is not a fanboy of Tate and has previously criticized him for alleged grooming tactics and his conversion to Islam, the specific argument regarding rented cars is factually incorrect. He emphasizes that even if one chooses to dislike Tate personally, it does not justify accepting false narratives about his financial situation, noting that wealthy individuals naturally employ strategies to protect their assets from legal seizure or divorce settlements.
The core of the video's argument rests on the economic impracticality of long-term car rentals for high-end supercars. The host points out that renting a Bugatti Chiron as a show car costs approximately $25,000 to $40,000 per day, with no mileage included and driving often restricted. If Tate had indeed rented such a vehicle for five years to cover the period from late 2021 until his current legal troubles, the cumulative cost would reach an astronomical $73 million. This figure vastly exceeds the actual market value of the car itself, which is around $5 million, making the rental theory logically absurd and indicating that the cars were likely owned through complex corporate structures or trusts rather than rented.
Furthermore, the host highlights specific details that contradict the rental narrative, such as custom engravings of Tate's name on the seats of his Bugattis, which a standard rental company would never allow. He explains that wealthy individuals often place assets under the names of family members or shell companies in jurisdictions like Singapore to shield them from liability, meaning Tate could legally claim he "owns nothing" while still having access to these vehicles. The video concludes by urging viewers to stop being gullible and to understand how the luxury goods industry works, asserting that believing Tate was broke enough to rent his own cars for millions is a sign of ignorance rather than skepticism.
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So there you go, smarty pants. This car
is worth roughly $5 million,
but Andrew Tate because he's so broke,
he was actually just renting this car
for 5 years and he paid 73 million for
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Bobby guys. All the liberals are
rejoicing. Andrew Tate, he just rented
his Bugatti. This is absolutely
unbelievable, man. Listen, guys. I'm not
an Andrew Tate fanboy whatsoever. I
critiqued Andrew Tate here on my channel
as well. Not for the things you might
believe. I actually critiqued him
because of Islam, of course, his
supposed conversion to Islam. That's
what we do here on this channel. I'm a
Muslim myself. The rest I couldn't care
less, genuinely. If you offended some
women or whatnot, I couldn't care less.
But that's not the point. Now we see
that Andrew Tate and his brother,
they're in prison and now everybody's
rejoicing because his lawyer actually
released some files in which the files
are stating that his Bugatti and his
other cars are actually just rented.
>> [laughter]
>> You know, it's so funny. Those people
will clip farm and they will show you
ancient videos of Andrew Tate where he
actually describes how he was grooming
women into becoming Only Fans models.
This is truthful. Again, I'm not here to
defend him. This is truthful. You can
dig up the videos and there you can see
Andrew Tate from the horse's mouth
himself claiming, "Yes, I'm using this
and this method to make them fall in
love with me and then I'm putting them
to work." This is true. But when it
comes down to renting his cars, why
don't you do the same due diligence?
Simply check out older clips. That's
>> I don't own I don't own anything. There
are There are cars Let's say there's a
that you have access to.
>> Correct.
A A trust in Singapore may own a
percentage of a company in Dubai which
may have access to a car that I could
borrow on a social media influence
contract perhaps.
>> Yeah.
>> But I don't own anything.
>> There you go. And for the people that
really believe that he rented a Bugatti,
especially this Bugatti in the back
there. Do you see that there's a Tate
engraving in the seat? Tell me, which
company is renting a Bugatti with
modified seats that say Tate? Those
people have absolutely no clue how this
world works, especially when it comes
down to luxury goods, such a Bugatti
here, the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport
that he was supposedly renting, right?
Right from Bugatti or whatnot. Man, you
have to pay roughly $40,000
per day if you want to use it as a show
car, for example. This makes no sense at
all. If he was really able to pay 40k
every single day to rent a Bugatti like
this,
well, then he was even richer than we
assumed. Now, for the thousandth time,
I'm not here to defend him and I'm sure
that he used all kinds of tactics to
appear richer than he is, etc., etc. But
it's not by renting his cars, guys. Any
person that is making substantial
amounts of money will of course get into
the understanding of how to protect
their assets. There was for example this
famous football player, his name is
escaping me right now, but he got
married to a woman and then she
initiated the divorce, I believe like 1
year later or so, and she want to get
his assets. She want to get his money.
Well, point of the story was that this
guy had no money at all. How can it be a
famous football player with zero money?
Well, he took all his belongings and put
it on his mother's name. His mother was
the owner, he owned nothing, at least
theoretically, right? And this is how he
protected his assets. Andrew Tate,
especially if you want to say, "Oh, he's
a scam artist, he knows how to play
people, he's pure evil." Yeah, well,
then I'm sure that he knows as well how
to navigate when it comes down to his
cars, when it comes down to his watches,
etc., etc., you name it. Don't be so
stupid and so gullible. You can hate the
man, I don't really care for it, you can
do whatever you want, but don't be so
stupid now to believe that this guy was
absolutely broke and therefore he was
renting a Bugatti every single day for
the past 5 years or so. Sure, look at
this here if you don't believe me, man.
This here is a Bugatti Chiron. I don't
even think that's a Super Sport, it's
just a Chiron, right? And it's somewhere
in America, whatever. Here you get the
price for $25,000
starting at per day, zero miles
included. And on top of that, driving
not available.
So, you're just renting it as a show
car. Now, imagine you're putting miles
on that car and you're driving it. So,
therefore, my estimate of 40k per day is
realistic. Yet again, it's completely
unrealistic that anybody would lend it
to you then a long-term and you would
pay 40k every day, but let's just assume
he did. Okay, here. Andrew Tate
announced the purchase of his
copper-colored Bugatti Chiron Pure
Sport, I don't know, not Super Sport,
but Pure Sport in late December 2021.
So, roughly 5 years, yeah? So, we have 5
years * 365 days, which is 1,825 days,
and now we're going to multiply this by
40k.
We reach a staggering $73 million.
So, there you go, smarty pants. This car
is worth roughly $5 million,
but Andrew Tate, because he's so broke,
he was actually just renting this car
for 5 years. And he paid 73 million for
the car ultimately. And of course, this
implied somehow the complete
modification of the car or where they
engraved his name in it, etc., etc. This
is so ridiculous, man. Anyways, I just
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