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Andrew Tate says self-control is key to becoming a 'king', Internet labels Top G ‘follower of Satan'

Andrew Tate emphasized the importance of self-control, power and planning in a series of tweets on X

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Kickboxer-turned-social media influencer Andrew Tate, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) and advised his followers to practice self-control in order to become 'king'.

The controversial influencer has been banned from many social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Twitch, but is allowed to share his thoughts on X. Currently, he is under house arrest in Romania, following human trafficking and rape charges.

Andrew Tate discussed the value of self-control

In his recent tweet, the Cobratate discussed that the uncontrollable mind hinders a person's potential for kingship, as others may manipulate it, causing one to remain a peasant.

The tweet read, "If you have a mind that you can’t control, you’re never going to be a king. Because OTHER people will control your mind, and they want you to stay a peasant."

Tate has long advocated for self-control, saying that the only thing you can control is your own thoughts.

He wrote in another post, "One of the only things that you can control in this world is your state of mind."

In a series of tweets, Andrew Tate discussed the reasons behind a millionaire's desire to be a billionaire, emphasizing the importance of power and planning.

Tate emphasized that one can become rich, strong, and take care of loved ones, but it's difficult to achieve all these things without a plan therefore, it is important to work on self-control.

Top G believes that being broke is the best way to learn valuable life lessons and that the mind is the problem.

Through his recent tweets, he encouraged people to become organized, be quick, and systematic, and recognize their own strengths and weaknesses.

Netizens claim Andrew Tate's mind is controlled by 'Illuminati'

Tate's tweet on X sparked a reaction from his followers, with one claiming his mind is controlled by the 'Illuminati'.

A user criticising Tate wrote, "Your mind is OBVIOUSLY controled by the Illuminati. Brain dead follower of SATAN."

Another user agreed with Tate and said, "Absolutely. Also, people who don't control their minds are dangerous, they can do anything wrong."

One commentator added, "Absolutely! Mastering self-control is truly empowering. By prioritizing your own thoughts and actions, you can ascend beyond any limitations and reign as the king of your own destiny. Keep striving for greatness!"