AI Automation
Build automations and agents for businesses that do not have anyone in-house to do it. The newest campus and the one with the least competition.
They removed him from every platform.
So he built one.
Ten campuses. 155,000+ students. Daily live sessions with people who already do the thing you are trying to learn. It is still running, still growing, and still teaching while its founder sits in a cell in Miami awaiting a hearing.
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In August 2022, Meta, TikTok and YouTube removed Andrew Tate within days of each other. He had 4.7 million followers on Instagram alone. No charge existed anywhere in the world at the time.
You can argue about whether they were entitled to do it. What is not arguable is the lesson: an audience you rent can be taken from you in an afternoon, by people who owe you no explanation.
The Real World is the answer to that. Not a media brand, not a following. A skill set and a network that no policy team can switch off.
Its founder is currently in a Miami cell and the platform has not missed a day. That is the whole argument, demonstrated rather than claimed.

Followers removed in Aug 2022
Charges existing at that time
Build automations and agents for businesses that do not have anyone in-house to do it. The newest campus and the one with the least competition.
Find businesses that need work done, and get them to pay you to do it. The skill that makes every other skill sellable.
Editing, short form, thumbnails, and the AI tooling around them. Every business now needs this and most cannot do it.
Sourcing, stores, paid traffic, fulfilment. Higher ceiling than freelancing, and it needs real capital to run properly.
Structure, offers, pricing, operations. For people who already have something running and want it to stop being a job.
Positioning, funnels, sales copy and the decisions upstream of the advert. The part most people skip and then blame the platform for.
Systems, risk and execution. Genuinely high risk. Nobody should put money here they are not prepared to lose entirely.
Smaller-cap tokens, which is the highest risk corner of the highest risk campus group. Money put here should be money you can lose entirely.
Longer horizon positioning rather than active trading. Same warning applies, on a slower clock.
Training and nutrition. Not a way to make money, and included because the people who let this slide tend to let everything else slide too.
Not sure which one?
Start with Client Acquisition or Content Creation + AI. Both need no capital, and both make everything else sellable later.
Not three. One. Chosen against the time and capital you genuinely have, not the one with the biggest numbers attached to it.
Each campus gives you a sequence. You are told what to do today rather than handed forty hours of video and left to it.
Post what you produced, get it torn apart by people further along, fix it. This is the part that does not exist in a course you buy once.
One real client, however small. Everything after that is repetition and raising your rate. The first one is the only hard one.
Each campus runs a sequence you actually follow. You are told what to do today, not handed forty hours of video and wished luck.
Instructors run sessions every day and answer questions in real time. You can ask about your specific situation rather than guessing from a generic module.
The chat is the part that is hard to replicate. When you are stuck at 2am, somebody who was stuck on the same thing last month is awake.
Outreach scripts, contract templates, tool stacks. Not because copying is clever, but because starting from a blank page kills more beginners than difficulty does.
Every campus starts from zero. The barrier is whether you do the work daily, not what you already know.
You do not need a studio or a desk setup. Roughly thirty minutes a day is the stated minimum to make progress.
It is a paid subscription to training material and a community, billed monthly, cancellable any month. Whether it is worth the money depends entirely on whether you open it. It is not a passive income scheme and nobody sends you money for signing up.
For Client Acquisition, Content Creation or AI Automation: no, beyond the subscription and a device. Ecommerce and trading both need real capital on top, which is why they are slower routes to a first payment.
Around thirty minutes a day is the stated minimum to make progress. Realistically the people who get somewhere put in more, especially in the first month.
The skill campuses are location-independent by design, and the community spans a lot of countries. Payment processing and tax are your own problem to solve locally, and nobody in a chat room can do that part for you.
Cancel. It is monthly. That is the honest answer and it is also why the monthly price is the right way to try it rather than committing to anything longer.
Only indirectly, and only through me: the links here are affiliate links, so I may earn a commission. It sends nothing to Andrew or Tristan Tate's legal defence. If your goal is to support the campaign specifically, sign the petition and share the record instead. That costs nothing.
Nobody can promise you an income, and you should distrust anyone who does. That includes anyone selling you something through an affiliate link, which is exactly what I am doing on this page.
The material is worth nothing to someone who does not open it. Most people who quit do so inside the first few weeks, and that has very little to do with the platform.
$99/month. If paying that would put you under real financial pressure, do not. Sign the petition, take the material off this site and share it. All of that costs nothing and helps the campaign just as much.
Three of the ten campuses are crypto. Never put money there that you are not fully prepared to lose. Nothing on this site is investment advice and I am not qualified to give any.
If the argument on this site landed, the most useful thing you can do with it is stop being someone whose livelihood sits on a platform that can drop you without explanation.
Every link to The Real World on this page is an affiliate link. If you join through one, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. I am telling you before you click rather than in small print afterwards. This site is independent and is not operated by, funded by or coordinated with Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, their legal representatives, or The Real World. Figures on this page were taken from the official site and can change without notice: treat that page as the only authority on pricing and what is included.