The Real World by Andrew Tate Review

The Real World is an online business education community of over 100,000 like-minded individuals striving to acquire an abundance of wealth. Members get advanced education in freelancing, copywriting, e-commerce, cryptocurrency and investments from mentors with claimed net worths of millions. The program also helps users develop their own online businesses and provides them with the tools they need to succeed.

Navigating Reality: A Deep Dive into Andrew Tate’s “The Real World

But it’s not all smooth sailing for those enrolled in the programme. Many users say that the course has left them exhausted and bankrupt, and others feel exploited by a system they describe as a pyramid scheme.

Karim Mahmoud joined the site expecting to become rich, but he was ultimately duped into joining an exploitative grift that nearly derailed his life. He says he’s now trying to warn other potential members not to join.

A key part of Tate’s pitch is the emphasis on mindset and confidence as catalysts for wealth creation. This is paired with a focus on unconventional avenues for wealth generation, including passive income streams and entrepreneurial opportunities.

But critics point to a series of promotional videos posted on Tiktok that appear to promote the course as a pyramid scheme. Some feature kids as young as 6 doing situps to promote the program, while others talk about teenagers becoming millionaires and making more money than their teachers. Others are branded as “affiliate links,” and those who recruit new members receive a small percentage of the course fee paid by those they sign up.