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Andrew Tate's philosophical 'life is largely out of your control' tweet garners mixed reactions on Internet: 'How you feel is never important'

'The one thing you can control is what you think about the things that happen,' Andrew Tate philosophized

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate shared a philosophical tweet that said, "Life is largely out of your control." The tweet, shared on October 23, has received more than 950K views.

Despite being banned from other social media sites, Tate appears to have found a place for his ideas and thoughts on a range of issues on X (formerly Twitter).

Andrew Tate's philosophical tweet

In his recent tweet, Andrew Tate said, "Life is largely out of your control. You can't fully control what happens to you, you can't control what life throws at you. But the one thing you can control is what you think about the things that happen. That one thing is the difference between becoming a superhero & staying average like everyone else."

This is not the first time Tate's rants have taken a philosophical turn. In another tweet, he mentioned, "Never done drugs in my life. Haven't touched alcohol in one year and 4 days. Haven't been to a club once since I left jail. I’m a family man with an empire. I train hard and make hundreds of millions of dollars. I take my babies for walks around the park."

He added, "I have 4 armed guards at all times and I got the strap in my belt. I spent 50% of my time with my dawgs and we fought and talked war. No kids or women. The rest of the time I take care of my babies and keep my mind on the trigger. I’ve completed life. I want for nothing. Leave me alone."

Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's tweet

Internet users have shown mixed reactions to Andrew Tate's tweet. A user said, "As a man, How you feel is never important. Do what needs to be done irrespective of your feelings. Embrace the pressure and the pain you’ve got on your shoulders. It will transform you into your most dangerous self."

Another noted, "Superheroes don't exploit young girls in the sex industry." Someone else commented, "It can be a roller coaster ride or fearfully adventure. It's what u make it."

A user added, "It's not about what happens, it's what you do."