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I heard about Andrew Tate's The Real World program so decided to sign up.

For $49 a month it seems like good value and you get access to a ton of campuses. The program is a discord like community but is split into a bunch of campuses like Copywriting, Social Media, Crypto, AI, Business Mastery and Dropshipping. There's also a fitness one and it's full of likeminded people.

I thought i'd share this review to give you an insight.

Before I start though...

After testing it out, I still think LMV is a better choice.

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Okay here is my real world review which I'll break down into the different campuses.

For full transparency I've been a member since November 2022 when Tate relaunched it. It used to be called Hustlers University but Tate got banned off discord and payment processors shut down when he got banned from social media, so they took a few months to sort that out. I still pay my membership for $49/month even though I'm not very active but I think parts of it are worth it still.

Campuses...

As I mention, there's a ton of different ones. I just checked my login and there are 11 at the moment you can access:
  • Hustler's Campus
  • Crypto Trading
  • Business Mastery
  • Copywriting
  • Ecommerce
  • Content Creation & AI Campus
  • Cryptocurrency Investing
  • Stocks
  • Social Media & Client Acquisition
  • Crypto DeFi
  • Fitness

I'm involved in quite a few of these, although some seem to cross over. For instance Crypto Trading and Cryptocurrency Investing are pretty similar. 1 focuses on long term positions and investing, whereas the other is more about trading for income.

Crypto DeFi also is similar to crypto investing, but is more about using decentralised exchanges and focuses on a few more technical things.

The ecom campus is pretty cool, they teach a few things I had not tried before and I think could work, although I haven't put them into action yet.

The content creation + AI campus is one of the most popular now. With the rise of AI tools this is a useful campus that can teach you some cool stuff.

Since I joined in November 2022 it has evolved quite a lot and they have added way more training on AI which is good to see. I am not seeing many other courses online that are covering AI tools and other ways to make money with AI.

Copywriting I have not tried but also I am not interested in trying either. But I think this will be valuable to some people more than others.

The Hustler's Campus is also a newly added one. It states that "if you're goal is to make cash now, the Hustler's Campus is for you" - It goes on to teach you various side hustles you can do to make cash now. This campus isn't about making millions it's about making a few bucks that you can then use to invest into other types of businesses that will make you more money like eCom and social media.

So is Andrew Tate's The Real World actually good?

Overall for $49 a month it's pretty good. Considering you get access to 11 campuses I think that's good value. But it isn't perfect. You could definitely fall down a rabbit hole of content and end up with information overload like a lot of members complained about.

The discord style members area is quite messy and if you enrol in too many campuses like I did you'll struggle to focus on 1. To get the best results, you need to just pick 1 campus and work at that. Don't be tempted to dip into multiple ones, you'll just stunt your progress.

Better to become an expert in 1 topic than a jack of all trades.

My verdict...

Overall Tate's real world is decent. It's not a scam like some people are making it out. You won't really learn from Tate though since he doesn't teach anything inside the real world. He is essentially just the face of it with coaches who run all the campuses.

Personally I think you're better focusing on 1 aspect of making money, like starting a social media agency. The Real World tries to cater to everyone teaching numerous methods, but that's just so that they can target more people with the whole "escape the matrix" marketing strategy they use.

Before you go...

I still think LMV beats the real world (personal opinion)

I've made $27k in the last month alone with it.

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