Yes, I did it. I’ve spent $1,500 (back then (twice)) on the War Room Membership.
A lot of you are probably debating themselves if it is really worth that much money? Which is why I decided to write a Andrew Tate War Room review.
And before you come at me with the fact that you “can’t throw money around like I can,” listen friend. I bought this Membership when I was really tight on money.
Like really tight.
You gotta take risks. So I did. Here’s what you can ACTUALLY expect from joining the war room. The whole review is from 2021 when I was about a year in the War Room. I am NOT ANYMORE, and you find the updates WHY, plus my personal opinion on it right now at the bottom of this post. This is the most comprehensive INSIGHTFUL Review there is.
In this video I cover in more detail why I left:
The War Room review: What is the War Room?
It’s a Telegram Group.
That’s about it. This is what you get for the $5,000. Access to the hundreds of Telegram rooms. Anything else is extra. Or at least, was, when I was part of it.
The War Room communicates mostly via a Telegram group, consisting of multiple groups with different topics.
This is only a very small snippet of how many rooms are in the War Room (there are over 150 rooms), and thus how many topics are being talked about.
Why does the War Room exist?
Mostly because Tate got banned on pretty much any platform, and the War Room is the only way to speak his message.
The things you will see in the War Room are not for the public eye.
And, well, because it creates a cult. More on that later.
The biggest benefit of the War Room
In my opinion, the best thing is all the other guys winning.
And the energy it creates.
People are incentivized to post their receipts. Every day, you see guys making thousands of dollars a day. How they did it and in which profession. You see massive Tales of Victories. Be it monetary, with women, relationships and networking, or even their own mindset.
This energy is uplifting.
You see these guys and you’re like, “Fuck, I need to step up!”
It opens your eyes to what is possible.
It shatters your limiting beliefs in milliseconds when you realize you are in direct contact with people who live exactly the life you want. It’s not a distant celebrity nobody ever gets to talk to. These are real regular men who DECIDED to succeed in life and then made it happen.
What happens when I join?
You will get “blessed” with life-changing documents about mindset, women, actionable real-life skills, money, and masculinity.
Reading through these is mandatory.
But if you look at them, it’s clear what they are supposed to do. They are to phaze you into a certain direction. Make you one of them with the exact same mindset.
Worked on me for a while I must admit, until I realized how this is ABSOLUTELY NOT who I am deep down.
And then I left.
How can I make money with the War Room?
You can’t.
Okay, this is a bit too harsh.
But rest assured, the War Room itself DOES NOT generate wealth on autopilot as it is propagated by Andrew Tate.
All it does is help you to find other people with which you POTENTIALLY can collaborate. But even then, these get approached daily by hundreds of people.
So, honestly, I don’t see how the War Room is about making money. If anything, it helps you to scale an existing business, when you get into the higher realms.
Is the War Room for everyone?
No, the War Room is NOT for everyone.
You shouldn’t join if you:
- are married or focused on monogamy
- are spiritual inclined to some degree
- want to live a positive life
- already ascended above anger
- just want to make money
- if you’re not already running a business
- if you’re not interested in pimping women
I honestly would say, for the majority of people out there, the War Room does not serve them.
Works well for pimps, pornstars, greed-driven men that never have enough, lambos and mansions.
I know it sounds like a teenage dream.
And it can be, if you’re in your 20s, until you learn your lessons the hard way.
“I don’t want to be a pimp, I am married. Can I still join?”
Meh, kinda.
See, in my opinion the War Room doesn’t REALLY work if you’re married. I saw a bunch of guys in there doing it, but for the majority it will paint the wrong picture. Like in my case. I was married while joining, and make no mistake, it had great implications (sex-wise) with my wife, but it all crumbled at some point.
Because the foundation for me being like the guys in the War Room wasn’t set.
I didn’t have the means to just walk away if she doesn’t do what I want. Like most married guys don’t have. The War Room, in my humble opinion, is mostly missing the love component towards women. It’s a bit too heavy on the desire side, which doesn’t work in marriage.
In this video I explain WAY deeper why that is:
I really only recommend the War Room for single guys who want to explore the freedom of partying, women, money, cars, beaches, sex. If you are already in responsibilities with marriage and kids, it’s likely not the play for you. It can work, but do spend the money at your own risk.
If you’re single and ready to pounce, join it.
“Isn’t Tate just a big misoginystic ass?”
I think he is a lost soul.
I never met him in person so I can’t tell. Most people say he is super nice.
However, he found a way to make millions in a fucked up society.
He does this by raising people from Apathy to Anger. If you are aware with the map of consciousness, you know what I am talking about.
In this sense, he is actually NOT a bad person. It’s just that the vibration he sends them too is still too low to be decent humans, HOWEVER, it is a start. You gotta start somewhere. And he paths the way for people like me who help men to get from just being angry and still not achieving to finally finding joy, love, and peace in life.
So, I’d say, “Thank you, Andrew.”
Are there really millionaires in the War Room to talk to?
Yes, I think on the website they claim that there are 11 millionaires in the War Room.
I think it’s at least 100 now, if not more.
Not everyone always posts how much money they have in the bank, but when you see that guy making 7 figures in a year with dropshipping it suddenly clicks. There are rich people in there. Of course.
Do I get access to the Tates themselves?
You do. You literally get their phone number via Telegram and direct messaging contact.
However, they’re busy men as you would expect, and you’re not the only person trying to get ahold of them.
I have talked to Andrew directly on Telegram. As well as other millionaires.
I did NOT meet him in person, but an old friend of mine did and said they’re different in person. As in, really cool people. I am sure, they are. I am also aware that on Youtube/Social Media they are exaggerating for engagement. They know the game.
What are the War Room Summits?
Tate has been posting videos from the Summits for a while now.
On these events, you get the chance to talk to the Tates, and the other millionaires and winning guys DIRECTLY.
The War Room Review 2022 UPDATED
A lot of things happened on my journey with the War Room, and a lot of things happened with the War Room meanwhile.
One of which is that Tate cut out my affiliate bonuses, which is why I don’t post the links to join the War Room here anymore. It’s not that I am just looking for the money, it’s a question of character. I made good money with it, which means I sent a lot of guys to the War Room with my blog, “bettering their lives.” I left the War Room in good standing with anyone, so this seems a bit childish to me.
Which brings me to the update.
I actually can only recommend to Join the War Room with ONE BIG CAVEAT:
You ONLY use it as a network to SCALE your business or to get ideas from.
But even then, it became tough, and here’s why:
The War Room has about 1,800 members. So the initial group chat you join is just pointless and irrelevant. There are just people that don’t really know what they’re talking about, and certainly not the millionaires you join for.
They are only found when you get into the inner inner circle, which is the Elite Room. You get access to that if you buy the 5 signature courses (this might change, so I can’t tell you exactly which ones, generally HU, PhD, Fitness, IM) and you were on a real-life event, plus you “made known you are a man of value.” However this might look like.
THEN you can actually get in contact with high-value people, potentially build business with them, etc.
If you think you can just join and a millionaire is literally waiting to work with you, you’re in for a surprise.
Are there extra costs?
Yes. You pay the initial fee, and if you want to attend an IRL event it’s usually another $5k or something, depending on the event (not all IRL events count, though).
If you want to join the inner circle and get all courses, you’re looking at at least another $1,000.
Overall, this brings you to an investment of at least $10,000 to get ANY value off of it.
Is it some kind of cult?
Yes. It sort of became that, sadly.
You can leave at any time, you don’t HAVE to do anything they do.
BUT, you can’t really question what they’re doing or you’ll just be talked to shit. They defend that image of the War Room quite heavily. I wonder if I will be contacted for this Update of my Review. Back then they actually reached out to help me change the “copy” of my review a bit so it sells better… sounds nice, but to me the intent seemed to be more along the lines of “make sure there is no bad talk about it.”
I might be wrong.
The guys in the Mess Hall and the initial groups really are zealots to the Tates. They suck everything up without questioning anything. By all means, if you look at this life, he achieved a lot. But as I always say, “Question everything.” Does it make sense? does it help you? Does it apply to your life? Etc.
If you have products that are SOMEWHAT similar to Tate’s, they will come forth and be actually mad that you do this. Where I thought why is he afraid of competition?
Plus, Tate is not afraid to lie. He even prides himself in having tricked a lie detector. If he can do this, and by looking at the greedy man he is, never satisfied with anything, what else does he lie about?
With that in mind, be careful about claims that are being made.
How to actually use the War Room?
If you want to join to build or scale a business, be aware of what you share about your business, because a lot of guys will probably try to hit on you to sell you their stuff or “work” with you.
Take the knowledge that is powerful and useful to YOU , discard the rest. If you want to get actual millionaire and high-value men connections, you’ll have to climb the ranks to get into the Inner Circle.
Then again, that is STILL the easiest way to get in contact with high-value people. Buy in, don’t be an ass, patience. That’s it.
Mind you, Tate is probably constantly being approached about businesses. So this takes basic networking knowledge that you need to lead with value if you want anything in return.
Don’t make it your main go-to thing. I made the mistake of constantly checking Telegram when I was in it, but this really keeps you away from actually making money.
Yes, the energy is uplifting and you can use that as a motivation, but don’t sit there reading 1,000 messages in the Mess Hall. That doesn’t do anything.
Ok, so, should I join it? What are the Prerequisites?
I know Andrew makes it seem like it will all take care of itself, but that’s really not the case.
As I said, if you are a single guy and you want to mimic his lifestyle, you like the idea of pimping women, absolutely go for it. You will get everything you need.
- You need at least twice the current payment for the War Room, because if you want to achieve anything, you’ll need to go to one of the Summits.
- You need to be single or in a relationship. Marriage I don’t really recommend for many reasons.
- If you have a spiritual inclination, this is not your group. The War Room is FULLY focused on the physical, money, sex, women, power.
- You will be looked-down-on once you join. You are but a footsoldier. You need to climb the ranks, add value, then you will get access to the actual power of the group.
- You should already have a running business, or at least started it. Except if you want to go straight for putting girls on cam, for this you will find all the knowledge.
Is it just a sales-funnel to his other products?
Kinda.
Look, Tate and Iggy will say it isn’t and I get what they mean when they say that or actually believe it. I would also argue that initially, it really wasn’t. I loved the vibe of the old War Room. But now there are so many people in the War Room, they’re just tired of answering the same questions over and over again, so if you pose a question you just get redirected to a course that covers it.
I get it, you know. But as a customer this still looks salesy.
Plus, there are MANY other creators in those rooms now that have their own courses they sell in the group and rooms.
So there’s a lot of selling.
It seems that the War Room has the issue many good groups have… it became too big.
It’s still powerful IF you use it properly, as I mentioned above. Just be aware that there will be a lot of selling.
I know this might seem like a bad review and you shouldn’t join. And I am not talking shit about these guys. They created something great, but I feel like they became a bit too greedy (which I understand because it prolly generates many thousand dollars with minimum effort).
To me, it lost its initial magic. That is probably still found when you’re in the inner circle and ignore the borderlands you come in, first. If you have the money to get to the inner circle quickly, it’s still the most powerful network there is for “regular people.”
