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Andrew Tate shares philosophical take on 'bad luck' ruining people's lives, Internet says 'our actions and attitudes impact us'

Andrew Tate took to social media to slam able-bodied people who blame their 'luck' for having unsatisfactory lives

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share that rather than someone's luck, most people have an unsatisfactory life because they are "lazy, arrogant, and ungrateful."

It's noteworthy since the contentious influencer often imparts knowledge to his audience on a variety of topics, including philosophical takes on life.

Andrew Tate shares his take on 'luck'

A recent X (formerly Twitter) post by Andrew Tate read, "You are not unlucky. Lady Luck has blessed you with an able body and mind. Your life is s**t because you are lazy, arrogant, and ungrateful. Your life is s**t because of YOU. Bad Luck has nothing to do with it."

The influencer attached a video where he can be heard saying, "I don't think you understand. Bacteria could have stolen your eyesight at the age of f******g three. You could have been in a car crash at 4 years old and lost your legs. You are not understanding how lucky you have been. This is pure luck. This only luck has kept you fully abled body."

Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's post regarding 'luck' 

Soon after Andrew Tate shared his perspective on "bad luck" ruining one's life, netizens flocked to share their take on the influencer's comments. 

One wrote, "Got a strong body and mind? Then stop blaming luck. Laziness and arrogance are your real enemies. Own up, shape up."

Another commented, "of course no matter what I do its not good enough for you. Damn it coach. Fine what do u want today? no no thats not a dare. Im good Im chillin."

"A sign to which you should be nothing but exceptional without an excuse!!! Be Worthy!!!" said a person, while someone else added, "Our actions and attitudes impact our life."

One more mentioned, "Bad luck is not relevant. You may have to work harder than others to get to where you want to be. It just depends on how bad you want it. If I can start at zero and make it where I'm at now, you can too."