Narcissist Reveals THIS About Russell Brand

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HG Tudor is a self-confessed psychopathic narcissist...and he recognises his own. Here, he claims Russell Brand is a narcissist just like him. Whether you love or hate him, HG Tudor is explaining why he has these personality traits. #russellbrand #narcissist #psychopath

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  • @Siss2012
    @Siss20127 ай бұрын

    I am Greek and Russel Brand is a complete unknown here, the only reason I have heard of him at all is because he used to be Katy Perry’s boyfriend and he behaved like a total @rsehole to her; I remember a specific incident where he posted a very unflattering photo he had taken of her while she was asleep online without her consent, just to ridicule her. Nothing screams malignant narcissist with a huge inferiority complex, deep seated insecurity and rampant misogyny like a person who feels he needs to take down his significant other, the person he’s supposed to champion, support and cherish above all others, to make him look better. I took an instant dislike to him there and then. Never mind the fact that he seems to be in love with the sound of his own voice so much that he babbles for hours on end without saying anything that is making any sense, let alone anything actually of value or significance.

  • @LN-jr6nj

    @LN-jr6nj

    2 ай бұрын

    💯

  • @caroldonaldson5936
    @caroldonaldson59367 ай бұрын

    HGT is also describing Jimmy Saville in his reference to how Brand relates to others - exactly the same schtick!

  • @clairedelune6858
    @clairedelune68587 ай бұрын

    I love how your relationship with H G has evolved. The interviews are more interesting every time. I can't wait for the next one.

  • @justagirlandherphone

    @justagirlandherphone

    7 ай бұрын

    Ditto!

  • @michael-4k4000

    @michael-4k4000

    7 ай бұрын

    And who is HG? And why hide his face

  • @lorcashine

    @lorcashine

    7 ай бұрын

    I actually like HG more on this channel than his own. He's less sensational and it's cool to see that he can interact well with Andrew. I love the exchange between them.

  • @celeste8157

    @celeste8157

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@michael-ir8cj because he freely admits that he's a narcissistic psychopath on his channel, and he obviously doesn't want people who know him in real life to find out

  • @SydMountaineer

    @SydMountaineer

    7 ай бұрын

    @@michael-4k4000 H.G. Tudor is the world-renown authority on narcissism, and the prolific author of more than 40 books & programs. Many therapists & doctors have referred their patients to his work. HG’s classification system is the most logical and comprehensive one that exists. He has provided life-changing help to many victims of narcissists with his extensive insight on every aspect of dealing with narcissism. HG has devised various methods to enable people to receive the most accurate information and strategic advice from him directly to allow them to gain understanding and freedom. He has a blog, Narcsite, Knowing the Narcissist, that’s filled with invaluable information in the forms of blog posts, links to his books, consultations, Prime Packages, Detectors, Knowledge Vault, & more. HG also has a channel here on YT with many thousands of videos. Why does he not show his face? For the same reasons many people don’t show their face on social media, and also due to the fact that he wants the focus to stay on his *work,* not him, and the fact that his ‘persona’ is a teaching tool.

  • @jesseb5076
    @jesseb50767 ай бұрын

    He is 100% a narcissist and he even admits his wife deserves a medal because he can be so controlling. He truly believes his own hype , just because he calls out some of the things other won’t doesn’t make him special .

  • @sweetafton5655

    @sweetafton5655

    7 ай бұрын

    Ugh, the concept of calling people who put up with abuse ‘saints’ or saying they ‘deserve a medal’ is so harmful.

  • @irestar6

    @irestar6

    7 ай бұрын

    Did he get married recently as he used to say he was divorced.

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    Marriage and children are a great cover the narcissist believes. Blinkered people think, oh how happy he is at last. No. These are the covers of the sadistic narcissist.

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    @@sweetafton5655 It's because people don't know the full depths of evil, sadistic narcissism.

  • @oliverbird6914

    @oliverbird6914

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@dawnadriennetaylor970get a grip

  • @lauram3334
    @lauram33347 ай бұрын

    Jealousy is ugly.

  • @brawndothethirstmutilator9848
    @brawndothethirstmutilator98487 ай бұрын

    The “word salad” comment is so spot on. Russell is often the living embodiment of the Salad Shooter infomercial 😂

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    Try expanding your vocabulary and then you can understand what he's saying...

  • @brawndothethirstmutilator9848

    @brawndothethirstmutilator9848

    7 ай бұрын

    That quip is so witty that I’ve been completely obliterated. I’m now going to dedicate my life to the 24/7 pursuit of linguistic mastery. Maybe in a few decades I’ll finally have the capacity to grasps the message Russel is bringing to his “awakening wonders”. Here’s to hoping 🙏

  • @3brenm

    @3brenm

    7 ай бұрын

    ​​​@user-li7lt4xq2t he uses words like "baroque" ( predominantly a style of architecture and art) to describe opinions...over complicating language is not a sign of intelligence, that you know what you're talking about or that you want to communicate. It's a sign you learnt a word. If you put Richard Dawkins or Sam Harris or Douglas Murray next to Russel brand, this becomes very apparent. I'm not interested in someone vomiting over me, whether I agree with them or not. I'd rather have a conversation

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    @@3brenm I'd like to see you go toe to toe with him. But 'word salad' seems to be the new buzz phrase so people will use it whenever they can now. Hardly innovative.

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    @@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Or, you can remain taking in the content of these dumpster juice equivalent podcasts.... I guess that would be easier. I'll pass you some dressing. Russian, perhaps? Signed: An Awakening Wonder

  • @Sillyshenanigans78
    @Sillyshenanigans787 ай бұрын

    I’ve just watched the episode with RB and his Dad, what he actually said was that he was emotional when he was ‘late’ coming to get him, not that he just didn’t turn up at all.. I thought that was an important difference to make

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    Exactly, and if Andrew was a real journalist as he calls himself, he would do a little digging and present some of the untruths.

  • @sarahjanestace
    @sarahjanestace7 ай бұрын

    My favourite Narcissist HG 😅

  • @miguelitomarques8
    @miguelitomarques87 ай бұрын

    One thing that I never liked about Russell is that, even tho I agreed with him many times, he always gave that flamboyant, flippant way while reading some serious articles. It was very hard for me to get that 'okay, but this is serious' vibe from him even when he talked about some serious matter. Bill Burr for example. One of the funniest guys out there. But sometimes, for five or maybe ten seconds, he'd get dead serious and give you that 'okay... now take a listen' look. That was the difference. Russell didn't seem like genuine enough. I guess that's what I'm trying to say.

  • @cazziecol
    @cazziecol7 ай бұрын

    He has HDHD, which explains a lot of his behaviour especially his addictive personality. He's also a showman, as you say. I would say that he does understand what he's talking about, lots more than some. He also does seem to have settled into a good married life with children. I think he was raised by his nan, calls himself a 'nan' kid.

  • @jolesliewhitten6545
    @jolesliewhitten65457 ай бұрын

    Love how you LISTEN, Andrew Gold!

  • @DANIELJRAINEY
    @DANIELJRAINEY7 ай бұрын

    Love watching your channel grow! Love watching the ULTRA!

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    Ultra being his own word. For himself! 😂🤦‍♂️

  • @irestar6

    @irestar6

    7 ай бұрын

    @@thekeysman6760 he also didn't call himself a psychopath until last while. My mother refused to have my autism diagnosed when I was little, as she didn't want a child with something wrong with it. My mother is definitely a very malignant narcissist. But she did have me sectioned saying I was a psychopath during my final exams for my degree, as my brother who is three years older had been thrown out of uni twice and hadn't completed his degree, and he is her golden child. I'm the shit under her shoe! My aunt and granny came over and got me out. My local MP also helped me to get the uni to let me sit my final exams. So my aunty and granny knew I'd become a Barrister. I've had an email conversation with HG for a number of years now and told him about this. Which was a few years ago. I then noticed his "character trait acquisition" part of his narcissism, as he then started saying he was a psychopath. I'm just autistic and bi-polar II. Also HG holds it against his dad for leaving him behind with an abusive mother, which sounds like emotions to me. But I'm fairly sure that I know who he is! He does good work in his professional life and I will extend him the courtesy of not exposing him because of that. My parents think my husband bought their bungalow for them, but nope all my money. They think we're renting our house, nope paid cash for it. And I don't want them to know as she'd happily use it for the social clout. In fact she moved my brother in with them when we were moving back home, just in case we couldn't find somewhere in time and had to live with them for a few weeks. Except my brother is on the court docket for neat year now, as he owes me an awful lot of rent at this point. And I'm happy to have my few thousand pounds of flesh with the blood or however it comes. But she will no longer be able to talk about how he has a large house deposit saved up, as I'm going to take it all. And he lives with a woman with advanced dementia cooking all his food, cleaning the house and he gives them zero cash for that. Can't even go and stand and wait for his food in the chip shop, sends my father who has cancer and no discs left in his spine to do that for him. But yet I'm the psychopath!!!!!

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    @@irestar6 Hey! I know you from Andrew Gold's Live Chat as a mod, don't I? Hello! Well, this is crazy that you share this (my heart goes out to you) as I went through something very similar with my mother! I'm 50 now and only worked it out in 2015. Everybody always said she was a narcissist but I couldn't see it. It's left me with a lot to clean up now but I'm better for it already. I had to totally cut off and let go. I found HG along the way last year, but he doesn't give any help to the victim of the narcissist like another channel I found. It's of paramount importance to know of PGS, prolonged grief syndrome, that can happen when they pull the last card on you. Even if we were totally, ridiculously, on the empathetic end of the spectrum, we employ our own narcissism to deal with and initially deny what they've done, when you & they are aware that you are aware. It's a protection mechanism, and we can then get caught in it.

  • @irestar6

    @irestar6

    7 ай бұрын

    @@thekeysman6760 yes, I'm the same Mel who is a mod. Thank you. I was very lucky to get a year of CBT under the NHS while still in my early 20s. Everyone thinks my mother is such a lovely lady. She isn't. Her favourite insult is to call me a fat lazy liar whore. I'm a size 12, I worked very hard during my life, I don't lie normally as you then have to remember your web of lies and that's something I'm trained to always pick apart. Also I can count on one hand the number of people I've had sex with and not even a full set of fingers and thumb, and I've never charged for it. I was sexually assaulted at age 11 and my parents are religious nutters so I was one damn innocent 11 year old. My cousin told her mum who spoke to me and came down and told my dad. He had his brother in the living room. My mum and aunt were out playing whist at the church hall. They came back. He told her he wanted to go get her brothers, all proper giant bog men but they didn't have phones so he was going to drive and get them. This was at a time when catholic girls didn't always get taken seriously by police and rough justice was sometimes the only option. My mother got me against the kitchen wall holding me by the neck. She hisses at me, you were asking for it, weren't you! What did you say??? Then looks at her sister and says, what am I going to do with damaged goods now!!!!! Now if we'd gone to the police we'd have found out he'd already assaulted other girls, also almost raping the girl about 5 doors away from us. My mother's sister was a housekeeper for my father's sister, who'd married into money, and was doing everything to keep their family businesses going. Aunt Mary told aunt Sarah about what had happened as Sarah was also my godmother. I was told a few months later that the young man had died in an accident in a building site. My aunts were amazing people, Mary was what a mother should have been to me. She couldn't have kids so I was her daughter and spent a lot of time with her. And I also spent a lot of time up at my godmother's house too. They saved me as much as they could from the woman who gave birth to me. I tell people that I lost my mother in 2003, 20 years back in August. Sarah died beginning of April 2022. Her birthday was 14th August, Mary's 15th August. And aunt Mary's death date is 18th of august. All of that hit in one week this year but being 20 years and all in 5 days it was a lot. I even went to Mass to mark the date, but on her birthday as the 15th August is a catholic high holiday for the Ascension of the virgin Mary into heaven. Hence why she was called Mary. Mary was just an amazing woman. We would go on travels together, mainly to Knock, a play where the virgin Mary is supposed to have appeared and there is the huge cult of the Virgin Mary in Ireland. And going to England to see cousins. I've had the tools to deal with my mother for a long time now, I'm not quite 50 yet but I'm getting near it. But I've had to deal with recognising that my father has enabled her abuse all throughout my life. That has been heartbreaking. I recently had an operation to remove all my teeth, long story short they went in lockdown. They found out I was pregnant. Which is bad as I had the clips put on to be sterilised. It was ectopic and I had an emergency removal of my ovaries and tubes and partial removal of my uterus. My dad said he was going to visit and then didn't. We've gone no contact with them. My son is trans and the rest of the family are great except my gay male cousin who told my parents, knowing what trouble that would cause. And how it would destroy any relationship my child had with their grandparents. I had to be held back from booting him in the base of the spine at a family event, (he managed to put himself in a wheelchair while doing yoga in Ibiza darlings), I was for putting him back in one! My cousin asked why I lost it and he then broke my gay cousin's nose. Irish families, always fun! I'm properly medicated for the bi-polar disorder and I think being autistic helps me to know that I need to keep taking the medications to stay stable! I have total empathy for someone if I've gone through the same thing. And I have cognitive empathy for everything else. I also do have sympathy, as I can relate it to my own experiences, especially death and R and SA. I also believe that talking about things like this is important as the more we talk about it, the more people feel that they can talk about it. But also why I went into contract negotiations instead of criminal or Family Law. When it comes to HG I think you can guess how I figured out who he was, but since I enjoy anonymity online, and he does good real work, I let him have his too. But he really should get an editor for those books that he writes! As the husband has taught me Oi Vey! But he's also shown too much of where he lives, which I have told him. But the arrogance is strong with him. But I've also reminded Andrew to make sure he is private on the electoral register and ex-directory and not in the phone book. As it's too easy to find a person if they don't do that!

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    @@irestar6 Hey, Mel! It says your user is irestar6 here & this notification said Mel but the last one didn't! So I guess I can change my name?! Anyway. Wow. I felt every word you said, please know that. I'm so glad you spoke to me. Thank you. It's good to talk. You've experienced & learnt more than most. I also have a quarter Irish but it's not as physically prominent as at your gathering! 😉 I really don't know what to say other than you seem to now have a very good grasp on what is, and what isn't. Which is fortunate and says a lot about you. Although I know that some feels may never change & just have to be accepted. I didn't want to believe it's true, but right now it seems it to me. My mother played 'poor me' on her 'followers' including some relatives she controls, & even primed them with lies about me. So all communication was effed up & they were all too stupid to work it out. And she would constantly deny what she has said & done in the past, even if all concerned were present & aware of the truth! It's so blatant it's not even gaslighting! 😂 I was told at 45 by people who were diagnosed as autistic, as well as by a doctor, that there is no doubt I'm on the spectrum! It all makes sense now, yet I haven't gone through the system to be tarred with that brush. I self taught myself musical harmony at 5 and was recording music by 10, promoting my own gigs at 16, & working as a session keyboard player for a #1 artist on Sony International by 18. Apparently that's not so normal, especially teaching myself something that I seemed to already know inherently. Yet I also take things too literally. Which is great within a work position but not so good generally in life, especially as I realise that most don't communicate exactly what they mean to anyway! 😉 Wishing you well, Mel! Toby. 🕊️❤️

  • @persnickety369
    @persnickety3697 ай бұрын

    Compared to narcissists I've experienced, Russell is at least self reflective to a point and trying to better himself. He also shines a light on substantive issues and people. The flavor of narcissists I've known are extremely destructive and leave quite the wake of trouble and spite. Perhaps narcissism is a spectrum? And some are more apt to try remedying their negative tendencies as they grow/mature? Both can be true possibly, you can be a narcissist AND trying to be a positive force-even if self serving at times. 🤔

  • @pauldavies6037

    @pauldavies6037

    7 ай бұрын

    Well said this "expert" is just another on the side of the lets destroy Brand camp over 6mil. sub want to here what is really going on the world and are given real facts not MSM spin

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    They will never talk positive about RB, simply put, they're jealous...

  • @Jettypilelegs

    @Jettypilelegs

    7 ай бұрын

    His so called “self awareness” is part of the grooming and gaslighting. I’m almost impressed by his long game.

  • @j0nnyism
    @j0nnyism7 ай бұрын

    Dodgy as hell holding as interview with an anonymous person claiming to be an expert on this and someone that cannot be trusted which he openly admits

  • @tamradawnhyderamblintam
    @tamradawnhyderamblintam4 ай бұрын

    I am utterly perplexed by this description of RB. I think it fits who he was over a decade ago, but in recent years, he has been extraordinarily self-aware, accountable, honest and humble. I was married to a narcissist and I have followed Russell Brand since his turnaround. I know that most people, especially narcissists almost never change, but his record has been consistent for longer than anyone could maintain without a genuine, deep-down transformation. This guy has either only skimmed the surface and found the outdated, outrageous stuff, or has some reason to misrepresent.

  • @katealison6087

    @katealison6087

    2 күн бұрын

    I couldn't agree more. Tudor is right in some of his analyses of others, but very much not all.

  • @angelanbayern5302
    @angelanbayern53027 ай бұрын

    We should give RB credit where it is due. He researches his claims and posts the sources.

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    Exactly, I didn't even watch this as they already bashed RB. These two remind me of two little girls on the playground who want to pull the hair of a girl they're jealous of...

  • @sammysmith9638

    @sammysmith9638

    7 ай бұрын

    I didn't watch this either

  • @pauldavies6037

    @pauldavies6037

    7 ай бұрын

    He is doing what most people will not dare good luck to him "they" of course dont like this and will try and destroy him like others they have

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    @@pauldavies6037 I agree! Dumpster juice podcasts like this are very easy to do, even if they have to do them over and over and over. RB provides pertinent content, hence the difference in followers. AG is obsessed with Tom Cruise, HG's obsession in Meagan Markle.

  • @pauldavies6037

    @pauldavies6037

    7 ай бұрын

    @@bonniehansen4898 Spot on

  • @VesnaVK
    @VesnaVK7 ай бұрын

    1:44 Speaking of Peter Hitchens -- recently he threw a tantrum and walked out on Cosmic Skeptic, who was interviewing him. Too many questions about drugs, apparently. Alex was going to let it go and simply not post the video, as an interview gone wrong. But then Peter smeared Alex O'Connor on social media, so Alex released the video, in self-defense. How strange to learn of this interview with Russel Brand!

  • @hal7ter
    @hal7ter7 ай бұрын

    This man refers too many times to Russell Brand's past.

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    So true! RB is doing important work now to expose political and corporate corruption and is a known animal lover. But it's so much easier to take the low road when it comes to these two.

  • @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    7 ай бұрын

    @@user-li7lt4xq2tShould we say the same about Jimmy Saville? He was an abuser but he donated a lot to charity, so it’s all fine?

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    @@user-xr6ko4jg1z RB hasn't been charged. And I've seen this exact response posted before to another comment.

  • @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    7 ай бұрын

    @@user-li7lt4xq2tNeither was Jimmy

  • @oliverbird6914
    @oliverbird69147 ай бұрын

    I dont think russel is a psychopath tho.. This fool talking is truly vile....a real narc and psychopath. I think brand does have some empathy ..its not a cold cold man like this

  • @octobermoon9
    @octobermoon97 ай бұрын

    Another informative video with HG Tudor. Thank you both.

  • @domehouse79
    @domehouse797 ай бұрын

    Incredible insight l. Thanks for sharing this video.

  • @Pandora370
    @Pandora3707 ай бұрын

    Andrew I honestly don’t understand how people have been so sucked in by him, but then I never could with Jimmy Saville he made my skin crawl watching him on tv as a young child. Russell Brand had the exact same effect. They are predators and very easy to spot I thought. But Rolf Harris broke my heart he really did. So if someone’s actions and they say they are a sex addict, at what point do you not say to yourself run!

  • @orangewarm1

    @orangewarm1

    6 ай бұрын

    he's intelligent and funny. he's not like Saville in that women threw themselves at him. Just watch his videos. Women love him.

  • @deborahbaxter9250
    @deborahbaxter92507 ай бұрын

    Thank you! This guest is excellent! His explanations are fantastic!⭐️🌠

  • @corneliusantonius3108
    @corneliusantonius31087 ай бұрын

    Andrew Gold, I think you are HG Tudors's favorite pet.

  • @Laura-zt4ks
    @Laura-zt4ks7 ай бұрын

    Brilliant discussion! Thanks for sharing. I've learned how to spot a narcissist and hopefully avoid being one myself 🙏😅

  • @SnakesandDoggies
    @SnakesandDoggies7 ай бұрын

    Yeah he's greasy too. So cheap he wouldn't even spring a few grand to buy Blanch a new car even though he's got over 20 million. I was on his page when I first got on here. He disappointed me. Mr. Stair Bear (🔥🐻🔥) told him shame shame shame, but all caps. He still wouldn't listen. Their ego is something out of this world here with these youtubers Andrew. Quite spectacular to witness honestly. ✌💖

  • @janmcleod8198
    @janmcleod81987 ай бұрын

    Thank you both. This was a fabulous sharing of information. I have great respect for you both.❤❤ 8:26 HG, don't be mad about the heart I sent to you, okay. 9:28

  • @Garycarlyle
    @Garycarlyle7 ай бұрын

    Was interesting he mentioned when people offer condolences it's conditioning. It is but within the context of actually feeling empathy and that just being the best thing to say. Anything else can sound too prying at a time when the person is vulnerable.

  • @rincemind8369
    @rincemind83697 ай бұрын

    Very insightful.

  • @notekase4691
    @notekase46917 ай бұрын

    I love watching his theasaurus puking out as soon as he gets challenged. He was always a clown. Saying that he also happens to be right.

  • @DubaiShortsChannel
    @DubaiShortsChannel7 ай бұрын

    When this guy without a face said that a famous actor, comedian and media persona is a narcissist, I immediately felt like I respect Russell Brand less. Because narcissist it's like a n@zi, but with "rcissist" in the end! In fact he might be next Hîtlęr!! I always listen to deeply analytical and meaningful labels that unknown people assign to celebrities!

  • @elisheva7772
    @elisheva77727 ай бұрын

    This also includes Gerald Celante and Mike Adams who ran away from a debate! Can you please openly challenge them to a debate please!!!!!

  • @olibertosoto5470
    @olibertosoto54707 ай бұрын

    Can a narcissist willfully not be narcissistic? Sounds like it's possible - not allowing oneself to use pity as a way to gain favor from others is different than not wanting to use it.

  • @debbiec7145

    @debbiec7145

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes, many can fake being non-narcissistic, meaning they can fake emotions, fake being caring. They create a facadel

  • @OneLine122
    @OneLine1227 ай бұрын

    I came for the confession. 😟

  • @suspunk.germany
    @suspunk.germany7 ай бұрын

    😂 But isn't HG Tudor Peter Hitchens? 😂😂😂

  • @thekeysman6760
    @thekeysman67607 ай бұрын

    Two unavoidable adverts for an 11 minute video? I see what's happening here. Gold is minting it! 😂😉

  • @IntelLady
    @IntelLady7 ай бұрын

    HG Tudor's channel is excellent.

  • @jromeo8247
    @jromeo82477 ай бұрын

    Who on this planet didnt think Russell brand is anything but a narcissist????

  • @Joshualuv13
    @Joshualuv137 ай бұрын

    Yes, yet another interesting video again.Luv ir.. Andrew and HG are two of my very favourite channels ..Thankyou

  • @philsdon8932
    @philsdon89327 ай бұрын

    He's also bi polar. Much of the behavior he displays can look like narcissism, but it isn't. Imagine have five trains of thought, each perfectly completed in your head, and then try to communicate just one. He may have narcissistic traits, but primarily he's bi polar. HG is suave. Brand isn't capable of that. HG's narcissism will call on him to accuse people of narcissism to get air time. By his own admission he'll lie his ass off. He warns you he CAN'T be trusted.

  • @alainvosselman9960

    @alainvosselman9960

    7 ай бұрын

    Just saying, but " a train of thoughts" doesn't harm people. And you are mentioning one trait... There are a lot of red flags with Brand, not saying this because HG says it... I have a life long experience with several narcissists and sociopaths (and 2 psychopaths) all diagnosed ! There are so much red flags it is no longer a case of a narcissist'ic' person... he is as far as i can and may say, a full blown narcissist. But i would not think he is a malignant narcissist. I believe his intentions are good but the narcissism just shines thru so to speak. HG does have a very sound classification system to rely on when he observes individuals.

  • @nichobee

    @nichobee

    7 ай бұрын

    Being suave isn't a measure of NPD, plenty of narcissists are not suave. You need to consume more of his content because he doesn't just call celebrities narcissists for the fuck of it.

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    All narcissists have depression, wretched sadness that they never want you to know about; and suppress their lack of self worth behind the facade of happy grinning like a drain, faked grandiosity and outward fine manners, fake charm for the masses whilst loathing them. That makes them feel in control because you don't know that they despise you but will use you as long as you're useful. Bi Polar isn't a disorder. It's very different from NPD and can be treated unlike NPD.

  • @philsdon8932

    @philsdon8932

    7 ай бұрын

    I've consumed a great deal of his content and have gone to his knowledge vault, which is a hustle. You pay for stories from his childhood. I think he has a valuable insight. To understand why Brand does not appear to listen is what is called pressured speech, a hallmark of bi polar disorder. By the way, he's been diagnosed as such.

  • @alainvosselman9960

    @alainvosselman9960

    7 ай бұрын

    @@philsdon8932 I've heard about him being diagnosed for bi polar disorder. It's a disorder i have to say i have no experience with and maybe there could be some very serious overlaps i am missing.

  • @Donna_Relaxing
    @Donna_Relaxing7 ай бұрын

    Never ever EVER do I miss HG -- he has been essential to my education and relationship with my son. Though I don't want to believe he is a Narcissist. He is too kind in my opinion and accommodating in the area of helping us normals.

  • @juliana.x0x0

    @juliana.x0x0

    7 ай бұрын

    Don't let him fool you. Although he is helpful...and that deserves credit where credit is due, don't get me wrong...he does it for a certain image, a certain status. Narcissism is a spectrum, and there are definitely self aware narcissists that make efforts to not harm others, and to help others...they still do it for a certain purpose. Status, respect, recognition. The way HG Tudor does it, it's really a win win situation for everyone. But it IS still self serving, and if it didn't benefit him enough, he wouldn't do it. Narcissists can still do GOOD things, and also very damaging things, and hurt people along the way without really caring. What I'm saying is take the information that benefits you, but don't let his charm, or any of the qualities that make you want to trust him, get you to a point where you'd be in a vulnerable position, trusting them to have your best interests at heart. They're very skilled at this game. Because it is a game to them. Other people are essentially their chess pieces, and when they want to play you and then discard you, they will. I'm not saying you'd ever have a relationship in which you'd actually be vulnerable to HG Tudor in particular, and get used, it's just a general rule with people LIKE him. I've spent my life believing the best in the worst of people, and it only drug me down in life.

  • @sue8344

    @sue8344

    7 ай бұрын

    @@juliana.x0x0HG has been very open about why he does and has said he doesn’t help people because he cares, he does it to extend his legacy . I think it’s the same way women ‘fall in love’ with their doctors out of gratitude . It’s not like any of us would ever actually meet him so we’re out of range from him

  • @alainvosselman9960

    @alainvosselman9960

    7 ай бұрын

    @@juliana.x0x0 You are right about everything you say BUT he does acknowledge and is very clear in quite a few videos that he is doing this for several reasons. He believes his classification and general knowledge is the best and wants it to be his legacy when he dies. Also, it earns him money and he derives fuel from the comments. I used to ignore his videos for a long time until i gave it a proper chance. I didn't like his almost royalty-like, sounding voice. And it also triggered contradicting emotions when i noticed he was bloody good at what he does, .. and me having experienced abuse.. it wasn't easy. I think most listeners of him including me, take that stance you described very well.

  • @lynncrf

    @lynncrf

    7 ай бұрын

    He definitely is one. In the tea with HG series he talks about how he devalues his partners eventually and how that is presented sexually. It's not pleasant.

  • @sue8344

    @sue8344

    7 ай бұрын

    @@alainvosselman9960 It’s funny how some people are put off by his voice and others find ( as he puts it) chocolaty velvety . I have some material from the Knowledge Vault and play it on low to have his voice lull me to sleep

  • @Theactivepsychos
    @Theactivepsychos7 ай бұрын

    Where is the full episode?

  • @AndrewGold1

    @AndrewGold1

    7 ай бұрын

    kzread.info/dash/bejne/pZimlZuekdW0qpc.html

  • @michael-4k4000
    @michael-4k40007 ай бұрын

    What on earth is this? Why hide the picture of the person talking?

  • @michael-4k4000

    @michael-4k4000

    7 ай бұрын

    We all want Russell to get back to work 😊

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    HG is a coward. Not even real initials / name.

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    @@michael-4k4000 He's still doing podcasts, with sponsors to boot.

  • @sarahsimpson8770
    @sarahsimpson87707 ай бұрын

    My two podcast persons together. Priceless.

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    Again. An excerpt from, with two unavoidable adverts!

  • @17rere
    @17rere7 ай бұрын

    There's no conclusion here at all... Are this psychopath narcissist and Andrew saying that Russell shouldn't be trusted and his opinions and points of view shouldn't be valued because he's a narcissist? And if a narcissist isn't able to be sincere and honest, then how can we even begin to trust HG Tudor's ("a self-confessed psychopathic narcissist") analysis of Mr. Brand? Also, I don't think Russell is begging for pity and sympathy when he refers to his childhood. That might just be a psychopath's point of view of what's happening... A true psychopath wouldn't be able to have or understand any motive to talk about one's own childhood other than to try to manipulate someone by doing so, but that's not true for everyone - not even for every narcissist, which I'm not at all sure that Russell Brand a 100% is today. I would agree with Eckhart Tolle who says (about Russell Brand) that "He's come a long way." It's rather nonsensical to judge Russell brand by something he said or did - what? - a decade and a half or two decades ago? We might as well analyze and judge Andrew based on a behavior he exhibited at 8 or 11 years of age. Let's do it, shall we? That way we'll know who he really is and who he will always be, right?

  • @emmahallard1949

    @emmahallard1949

    6 ай бұрын

    Well said 👏

  • @sammysmith9638
    @sammysmith96387 ай бұрын

    Couldn't watch this!!!

  • @briberlin2085
    @briberlin20857 ай бұрын

    I really like that h.g. tudor is honest.

  • @graceb3934

    @graceb3934

    7 ай бұрын

    He's a narc, you can never presume honesty from a narc. Doesn't mean his observations aren't true, but he is and will always be, self-serving.

  • @Skyflower44
    @Skyflower447 ай бұрын

    Things are reeeeet upside down in the universe when Tudor is asked to comes along for his wisdom 😂😁Anyone notice Tudors accent is lacking his usual pomp😂The more traction he gets the more common he becomes 😂 Ps ... Russel is a sociopath. BPD &Bipola =sociopath. His speech patterns e.g. He will almost speak in word salad like a bipolar type.. Nonsensical when lost. 👍

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    Since when did an admirable vocabulary become 'word salad'? Mynah birds, the lot of you.

  • @MissMentats
    @MissMentats7 ай бұрын

    P.s. because of you, I’ve done 27 hours of research into Israel/Palestine. Previously I was outraged by Israel, i now stand with Israel so thank you for opening my eyes

  • @imacmill

    @imacmill

    7 ай бұрын

    Are you gonna go ever there and enlist, do a little killing of your own? Put your money where your mouth is, Miss Miss.

  • @kr8882

    @kr8882

    7 ай бұрын

    Exactly. It’s a subject you have to educate yourself on to understand. There’s no easy answer.

  • @imacmill

    @imacmill

    7 ай бұрын

    Have you watched what someone like Noam Chomsky has to say about it? I have a feeling Noam knows a little more about the subject than Andrew, but what the hell do I know.

  • @4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

    @4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse

    7 ай бұрын

    Congratulations on not being a sheep! Shalom! 🙏🏽

  • @imacmill

    @imacmill

    7 ай бұрын

    @@kr8882 Who do you trust for your 'education', and why? From where do your sources draw their authority, and from where do those authorities draw their authority? Not only is there no easy answer, there is no answer at all. The only Truth™ at this moment in time is that lots of people are dying.

  • @jasonreed1352
    @jasonreed13527 ай бұрын

    Ohhh... A narcissist who understands his narcissism from what he has been externally defined to be from a second person perspective... Cute. You gotta pay attention to be able to notice Russel's self awareness growth.

  • @persnickety369
    @persnickety3697 ай бұрын

    Are many narcissists as self aware as HG Tudor?

  • @zwangie1

    @zwangie1

    4 ай бұрын

    They're actually very very rare

  • @Rrainebow80
    @Rrainebow807 ай бұрын

    Wow! Two of my fave people 🤗

  • @NickKautz
    @NickKautz7 ай бұрын

    He's just describing the self-centered side of every human being. Russell Brand and everyone else are a mixture of both sides. This guest is far worse than Russell, which is why he enjoys bad mouthing him. Knowing nothing else about him , I'll bet he pretty much exclusively goes hard on good people.

  • @icouldbewrongicouldberight

    @icouldbewrongicouldberight

    7 ай бұрын

    HG calls himself the one and only Ultra

  • @nichobee

    @nichobee

    7 ай бұрын

    Brand goes beyond being a bit self centred don't you think

  • @123duelist

    @123duelist

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes, this is the truth. We all have a dark side, which can be seen as narcissistic. Every single human being. Anybody who states that they don't have a dark side is just fooling themselves.

  • @NickKautz

    @NickKautz

    7 ай бұрын

    Before he got sober, I'm sure he was. But the thing about an addict in sobriety is that it can only be maintained through honesty, service to others, and humbling of ego. "Don't think less of yourself, think of yourself less." @@nichobee

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    He obsessively does podcasts bashing Meagan Markle, even refers to her as 'Harry's wife' in order to diminish her, all while hiding under a fake name.

  • @jill677
    @jill6777 ай бұрын

    What's happening with Russell Brand anyway. It's gone a bit quiet hasn't it! lol

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    Allegations haven't panned out as presented. That's what happens when you don't file police reports but come out many years later anonymously.

  • @piscessun1253
    @piscessun12537 ай бұрын

    Who's HG?

  • @carolinesmith6593
    @carolinesmith65937 ай бұрын

    Looking back on videos of Russell- concluded that he was narcissist on heat!

  • @rainblaze.

    @rainblaze.

    7 ай бұрын

    A lot of narcs use sex as a weapon. Not saying that is how brand used it, however A LOT do. Might just be females that do that having thought about it for... like a hot second lol

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    Nothing special, just a narcissist which all have addictions: over work, over talking, over cleaning, porn, sex (nothing ever to do with love or respect), alcohol, drugs - of which he is not free given the recent photos - dependent upon others for their living energy. They are parasitic.

  • @katealison6087
    @katealison60872 күн бұрын

    Also Tudor isn't just a narcissist, he's a psychopath. Some of it will be truth but large chunks will be duping bait.

  • @formerlyClearwaterEriePA
    @formerlyClearwaterEriePA7 ай бұрын

    God those dumb chest revealing cut shirts. If I never see THAT again it will be too soon.

  • @wendyh2708

    @wendyh2708

    7 ай бұрын

    Especially worn by a dude with a skinny chicken chest. Ugh.

  • @platoscave855
    @platoscave8557 ай бұрын

    I like to see peoples' faces when they judge others and spew sentences... have the courage of your convictions. P.s. what happened to his charges?

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    Ummmm, there haven't been any CHARGES, only allegations! But I agree, HG is the pitiful Wizard of Oz hiding behind a curtain trying to make himself way bigger and confident than he really is.

  • @evap.5121
    @evap.51217 ай бұрын

    Didn't he already make a video like this a week ago

  • @sandym6352

    @sandym6352

    7 ай бұрын

    Think this in an excerpt from that video just focusing on one thing

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@sandym6352With two unavoidable adverts! He's cheeky! 😉

  • @Sunfl75
    @Sunfl757 ай бұрын

    Russell Brand is very good at talking about the things he's trying to convince himself of are good for him. Things he believes he needs to do in order to have better quality of life. Then he applies the need for living that way on to everybody else, as well. As if what he's preaching to himself is equally important to everyone else... That's why it can be such a drag to listen to him dish out moral and the alleged benefits of psychedelica and so forth. He's trying to convince himself that what he's saying is right and becomes quite intense when doing so. Some are pulled in by that preformance. (Others not so much.) But the thoughts he pedals are not his own. He's repeating what others have told him as if it is his own ideas. (For instance people he brings in as guest for his pod casts.) That's why HD finds he comes across as superficial, in my opinion. Because he didn't come to the conclusions himself. They were delivered to him and memorized before repeated by him to others... But when someone else writes a script for him to deliver (like when he presents his videos on Rumble) the content can be more interesting. (I'm sure he contributes, but he hardly does all the research himself.) He's brilliant at delivering these scripts. But no more than any other (reasonably good) actor would be. (He is a TV presenter, after all.) I'm not as impressed by him as he would like me to be, I guess... ;)

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    But you're impressed by these two? Russell Brand provides real content and truths and provides back-up. He always opens up the comments for people to weigh in on his topics. HGT provides a script by hiding behind a fake name, THINK!

  • @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    @user-xr6ko4jg1z

    7 ай бұрын

    @@bonniehansen4898Real content and truths? More like cherry picked “facts” and opinion articles telling his dimwit MAGA fanbase what they want to hear

  • @Sunfl75

    @Sunfl75

    7 ай бұрын

    @@bonniehansen4898 I never said I'm more impressed by these two. Especially not HD who is using the time he gets to speak here simply to fuel his own ego and feel important... ;) No need to order me to think. I agree that Russell is providing real content. There is a reason why there have been attempts made to silence him, lately. (...)

  • @MoonSnoop
    @MoonSnoop7 ай бұрын

    I've not heard anything to date which Brand has pointed out which has not been demonstrably true. There's no doubt he has his very strong opinions, but has he used untruths to back them up? If so, then call him out for them directly, rather than using pathetic labels to discredit him, like the MSM.

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    Thanks for restoring my faith.

  • @lockwood1976
    @lockwood19767 ай бұрын

    Wow. So why should we listen to this at all? Seems like it cancels each other. Haha. Weird. Very weird.

  • @emmahallard1949
    @emmahallard19496 ай бұрын

    This is absolutely ridiculous..getting a narcissist to come on and label other people as narcissists😂there is nothing going on here,except two people sounding jealous of someone else and also getting a lot of facts wrong.not proffesional,not balanced or impartial and not good journalism.

  • @blazefairchild465
    @blazefairchild4657 ай бұрын

    I agree with HGT on Russell Brand , the first time I watched him I did have pity for him. But my life history of meeting people like him had my red flags up & hair raising on my neck & arms , that told me …avoid at all costs . So after watching him in bit over the years and catching too many stretched truths and word salad from someone who obviously just enjoyed hearing himself talk ,I haven’t watched him in many years. Never on KZread,heard he was into conspiracy stuff and that is not for me at all. Russell Brant 👎🏼

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    No words for you to not understand in gossip podcasts like this. That's why you're comfortable...

  • @Drteomas
    @Drteomas7 ай бұрын

    There are two ways a child can handle being treated bad. One is sadness and one is hate. Dudor went dark pretending to be above it and not care and Brand went the self pitty path acting big and a victim. Both kinds are like a puppet playing a part and there is no way to snap out of it.

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    No, Bland went the same way i.e. the dark route. The narc will play the hero, martyr and victim as its personal circumstances require a) for maintaining its cover and controlling your disbelief of its evil and b) to obtain supply fuel from everyone it encounters.

  • @Drteomas

    @Drteomas

    7 ай бұрын

    @@dawnadriennetaylor970Yes. after feeling sorry for himself. Same path. Becoming a narcissist does not happen at birth and does not happen in a day, it comes from being mistreated long term.

  • @ChristianOne

    @ChristianOne

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@DrteomasSome become that way from being spoiled rotten, not abused. Some from having 1 abusive parent and 1 who coddles you. But let's remember the power of choice. They aren't just "made." Many who go through the SAME events, even as siblings...turn out radically different. Some abused people become very sensitive and loving, not wanting to treat others the way they were treated. Some become co-dependent people pleasers. Abuse doesn't CAUSE narcissism. People choose darkness or light as well.

  • @Drteomas

    @Drteomas

    7 ай бұрын

    @@ChristianOne That's what I was saying.. and the earlier the choice the more impact it has.. Can you blame a child for bad choices? Probably not but you can blame a grownup for not working on change. That's not what narcissists do though. This means some are rotten from very early on and will never ever heal. And still, my first comment stands. There are two ways a person can handle being mistreated. With sadness which is authentic or with anger. Anger in any case has sadness underlying it and is a way to not feel the pain of being sad. It's misdirecting and flipping being sad around and pointing away. Anger will not heal sadness.

  • @therightquestion2983

    @therightquestion2983

    7 ай бұрын

    Usually these viewpoints come from people who have had decent childhoods. Walk a mile in the other person's shoes I say......

  • @scottiequality1981
    @scottiequality19817 ай бұрын

    Ugh, I feel called out. I don’t mean to be a narcissist, but here I am🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @oliverbird6914

    @oliverbird6914

    7 ай бұрын

    Good lad

  • @Threadbow

    @Threadbow

    7 ай бұрын

    Many have narcissist behaviours, even norms. Maybe your a dark empath?

  • @jedijedi1075
    @jedijedi10757 ай бұрын

    I feel like Brand is posting controversial stuff as a virtue shield. 'Look look, THIS is why theyre out to get me! nOT cus I'm a rapist'. As an anti mRNA & covid narrative person, I must say I never noticed Brand pushing back until Joe Rpgan stuck his head above parapet. He never spoke up when it was crucial to.

  • @quietackshon
    @quietackshon2 ай бұрын

    Love or hate him, Russel is not a piece of stone that cannot be changed. He may have been an arsehole, he himself has said as much. At least he's trying to change the person he once was into a better version of Russel, he may never fully make it, but at least he's trying. Why focus on an unfinished person rather than the hundreds, if not thousands, that ruin people's lives on a daily basis? Start with Gates, Schwab, Biden, these people have actually caused harm even death by their actions, and continue to do so unchallenged, to this day. The same kind of deep state psyop is happening to Musk, who I'm also not a fan of, but what happens when they come for me? Who's going to help me then? Andrew Gold and the faceless voice, how many of your backers are real people and not state actors? ... Yer, that's what I thought, you don't have a clue.

  • @Nicegrrl1
    @Nicegrrl17 ай бұрын

    I can't listen to Brand and his word salad. He gives me a headache 😩

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    The phrase 'word salad' makes me want to throw up.

  • @Nicegrrl1

    @Nicegrrl1

    7 ай бұрын

    @@bonniehansen4898 Russell Brand makes me want to throw up

  • @KowBoySpace
    @KowBoySpace7 ай бұрын

    As a person with a Narc mother who then as a consequence went through at least 4 relationships with Narcs (2 who were pure evil) i can tell you there is no evidence i see whatsoever RB is a Narc. One of the easiest ways to tell is that he is not thin skinned does not suffer narcisstic injuries and hamdles social criticism exceptionally well. Bellieve the Narc being interviewed all you want but I would bet at least a finger! RB is NOT a Narc

  • @goodnewsgrace

    @goodnewsgrace

    4 ай бұрын

    Being able to debate well does not mean he's not a narcissist. Most narcissists (especially the older they get) are not stupid enough to play narcissistic injury out in public.

  • @KowBoySpace

    @KowBoySpace

    4 ай бұрын

    @goodnewsgrace they don't play it they have no choice. And actually as they get older they generally get worse

  • @Recollections.May.Vary.
    @Recollections.May.Vary.7 ай бұрын

    Is HG Tudor Piers Morgan?

  • @stirlingoscar736
    @stirlingoscar7367 ай бұрын

    HG likes you Andrew. You’ve broken through there. HG is my favourite narcissist.

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    Then you don't understand what a narcissist is.

  • @Rrainebow80

    @Rrainebow80

    7 ай бұрын

    HG is only here, as he sees Andrew as a useful appliance. Because it is to his advantage. It gives him fuel. More followers. Andrew and HG together? Marvelous .

  • @graceb3934

    @graceb3934

    7 ай бұрын

    No one "breaks through" a narc. HD just gets another platform on which to espouse his views...Andrew is just useful. Yes, HD may share observations that are accurate and insightful, but he gives no effs about anyone.

  • @Merlina7
    @Merlina77 ай бұрын

    @Andrew I think you have are highly skilled as an investigative journalist and interviewer, which you put to good use in exposing the control and abuse in Scientology and other cults, and the horrendous people trafficking and torture behind some of the romance scams. I also liked your in-depth discussion of reality TV. However, when it comes to Russell Brand, you seem to sink to the level of tabloid journalism, to the point of taking things completely out of context to put a particular spin on them. In this instance it's in relation to the exchange between Russell Brand and Peter Hitchins, which both you and your guest use to demonstrate that Russell Brand is a narcissist. Here is a more detailed account of the actual exchange that took place: Peter Hitchins has been arguing for a punitive treatment of drug addicts as a deterrent, because taxpayers end up bearing the financial burden of the cost of drug rehabilitation programs, based on providing methadone as a substitute. Hitchins also states that parents who don't want their kids to take drugs also "have a story to tell". Valid points, but Peter Hitchins talks down to Russell Brand in a very patronizing and dismissive way. I certainly don’t think I would remain as calm and non confrontational as Russell does, if somebody spoke to me like that. Yet Russell’s immediate reply to Peter Hitchins is as follows: “Peter, I think we want the same thing. I don’t think any of us are saying that children should be taking drugs, or anyone should be taking drugs. I think what we want to offer is a sensible solution to a difficult problem. And criminalising and imprisonment isn’t working. “ He goes on to say “I understand your frustration, mate, but I really think that the techniques and methods you are talking about are antiquated and belong in another era. That kind of fog horn madness from a bygone time is not going to help anyone” Russell is not ‘just being silly’ at all, and is engaging in a serious discussion. Yet Peter’s reactive response to what is a well reasoned and articulated argument is to say “There you go again! No reason. Just abuse” So who is showing empathy and listening to a different point of view, and who is reacting with narcissistic defensiveness and rigidity in this situation? Only at the very end, as the discussion is coming to a close, does Russell deploy comedy and ‘sillyness’ to stick a pin into the pompous, bigotted condescending attitude of Peter Hitchins. But i guess if someone is determined to paint Russell Brand in a bad light, it’s easy enough to be selective in order to put a different spin on a story about him. I think your repeated focusing on Russell Brand in a hostile and biased manner may have more to do with your own ‘shadow side’ and narcissistic tendencies, and Russell imay be holding up a mirror you don’t want to look in. Meanwhile, on his own channel, Russell continues to defend free speech, including that of those who attack him, such as yourself. Here’s the actual KZread clip of the exchange with Peter Hitchins: kzread.info/dash/bejne/haeBt5lwhNq_fZM.htmlsi=zvc-LnaaBzEwV-jd

  • @emmahallard1949

    @emmahallard1949

    6 ай бұрын

    Well said 👏

  • @123duelist
    @123duelist7 ай бұрын

    The truth is narcissism think is a bit tired. Everyone when put in certain situations can turn into a narcissist. Puttung everyone into these boxes is just getting old. We're human, none of us are angels and saints. We all make mistakes and all of us have a dark side, which can be seen as us being 'narcissists".

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    Please learn about what a narcissist is before touching the keyboard.

  • @kathleencampbe3ll70

    @kathleencampbe3ll70

    7 ай бұрын

    Ugh. You have no clue whatsoever...🤫

  • @NinaNA-kk7yu

    @NinaNA-kk7yu

    7 ай бұрын

    Your comment seems to be based on some misapprehensions (to put it mildly).

  • @alexmousley7213

    @alexmousley7213

    7 ай бұрын

    There's a difference between being a bit narcissistic and being a narcissist, narcissism is a pathology wherby the narcissist will seek narcissistic supply using manipulation (with low empathy) as a matter of course. There are different types and levels of narcissism, of course, it's not black and white but generally a narcissist will traumatise anyone who gets into a deep relationship with one because the need for narcissistic supply is greater than the need for a real, meaningful relationship.

  • @123duelist

    @123duelist

    7 ай бұрын

    @@NinaNA-kk7yu Put the correct circumstances in anybody's hands and they have the potential to become narcissistic, even I do.

  • @snicholsnelson
    @snicholsnelson7 ай бұрын

    Would be Great, if you two would dissect " sr. Trump.😊

  • @thesquad3800
    @thesquad38007 ай бұрын

    Why are you having this conversation

  • @imacmill
    @imacmill7 ай бұрын

    The real concern for me (and it's more a disgust than concern), is that he has 6+ million people that worship him like a god. Same for Trump, Joe Rogan, Jordon Peterson, and others. What the hell is it with people needing someone to tell them how and what to think? It's the same thing as religion, I guess...troubled, weak human minds.

  • @blazefairchild465

    @blazefairchild465

    7 ай бұрын

    They are sheep who follow others who use words that sound cool even though they don’t understand them they think they are smart.

  • @alainvosselman9960

    @alainvosselman9960

    7 ай бұрын

    I think it's the 'rock star treatment' they are reveiving. There aren't a lot of rock stars anymore so it's probably channeling into these indiviudals you mentioned. But at the same time it's not as bad as you claim. Standing behind a person for what they are saying is not worshipping. In fact, you can't deny that these individuals all are pointing out societal flaws which are downright brutal... And there are a lot of people who can't handle this and ofcourse they will seek to paint these followers black. There HAS to be something wrong with someone who says things which contradicts how they see things. And those who have a tendency towards smeering usually follow the herd mentallity and go along with the smeering. That make's m equally as weak as those who do worship Trump, Brand or anyone else.

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    @imacmill Your subjective assumption is incorrect, as I'm subscribed but don't "worship him like a god" at all, as you incorrectly state. And I doubt the majority of 6.6 million do either. You make a strawman argument and you lack intellectual honesty with yourself. Live in reality, fact, & truth.

  • @123duelist

    @123duelist

    7 ай бұрын

    I don't know where you get the idea that people worship those KZreadrs, but I'm definitely subscribed to them and I don't worship them.

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    @@123duelist I know where they get their "idea" from: their 'mind'. Then they decide it must be real. Then they publicly share it as if it's fact. Etc...😉 If they ever grasp the nature of mind, life could have real meaning to them! 😂 Then they will experience life properly with no filter, and experience unity.

  • @platoscave855
    @platoscave8557 ай бұрын

    Andrew I used to love your channel, it was like you were speaking my mind. I loved your balanced and neutral approach, trying to look at both sides of the argument, having doubts, questioning your own beliefs. Then Channel 4 happened, the Brand 'exposé'... and initially We were thinking the same: due process, innocent until proven guilty... but then you went full on against Brand. Without evidence or charges. I am confused, my gut feeling told me that perhaps you didn' t want to burn the bridges with mainstream media and that was a huge disappointment. I hope this is not the case, I respect your views but I don' t understand this convicting someone outside of a court of law. For me civil rights come before anything else... that is probably why I like Brand so much. He's pointing out the erosion of civil rights and due process, the erosion of the democratic state, being replaced by big corporations: the media, the pharmaceutical industry and the weapon industry. And we're here talking about him legally dating a 16-year old or having rough sex 15 years ago, when he was a sex addict.

  • @Merlina7

    @Merlina7

    7 ай бұрын

    Exactly. I also think Andrew's own career aspirations may well have something to do with his he appears to have fallen in line with the narrative of the Times and the Dispatches Programme, and would go back into the 'fold' of the mainstream media, if offered the chance to do so. Especially as he previously worked for the Sun - and on "Page 3"!! I've heard Andrew talk about how, as a Jew, he felt an outsider who was never fully let into the club. If that's his goal then so be it. But Russell has been in that privileged position and discovered that fame and material success did not bring fulfilment. But maybe it's necessary to be able to experience that level of success in the first place, in order to have that realisation.

  • @platoscave855

    @platoscave855

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Merlina7 I'm not getting into the whole Israeli debate as my heart goes out to both sides... all those innocent people being murdered because of the greed of their own governments .and mostly because of the US weapon corporations. I'm sickened by it all. I have a dream, that one day Israelis and Palestinians will come together against their own givernment and will have a revolution of sorts. As for success being necessary to have the realisation that it's corrupt... I think it's the opposite. Once you are part of that clan, it's very hard to come out of it with an objective perspective. They effectively own you. And this is exactly why I respect Brand so much. It would have been much easier to be bought... to be eaten up by the system. He chose to stick with his values. I'm not commenting on the allegations until they are proven in a court of law. Still, he had the integrity to not change his beliefs once he was accepted by the famous and powerful.

  • @Merlina7

    @Merlina7

    7 ай бұрын

    @@platoscave855 Yes - I agree that it takes strength of character to be able to relinquish fame and fortune in favour of higher principles. I think this is something Russell developed in beating his drug and sex addictions. He just posted on his own channel a few hours ago how KZread have taken further steps to shut him down - or at least curtail his ability to link to Rumble. Does make me wonder about Andrew's motives for continuing to post content biased against Russell. Including where he and his guest blatantly take Russell's response to Peter Hitchins completely out of context. That doesn't do much for Andrew's credibility as a journalist who claims to believe in nuance. I shall be challenging Andrew on this, as he already responded to me once via a message on Instagram. about how I felt he was being misleading in his content about Russell. His response was quite defensive - justifying his choices and being unwilling to correct what I still think was potentially misleading. Well that's a narcissistic trait, according to the analysis presented in his interviews.

  • @platoscave855

    @platoscave855

    7 ай бұрын

    @@Merlina7 honestly I don' t want to attack Andrew.... but I am confused about his strong stance when he's usually so balanced. No more objective reporting but taking sides... And arguing in favour of trial by media. I'm surprised,that's all.

  • @Merlina7

    @Merlina7

    7 ай бұрын

    @@platoscave855 I don't want to attack Andrew either, and he does admit to being biased on some topics, such as the Israeli-Palestine conflict, which is understandable, because of his own cultural and ethnic and emotional links to that situation. If Andrew just doesn't like Russell, or thinks he is a narcissist, or even believes he is "guilty", then he's entitled to his opinion, and freedom to express it - which is precisely the freedom of expression that Russell is currently defending. But I do want to challenge him where actually taking something out of context to support a narrative that is part of an attempted character assassination, and a threat to censor and control Russell's ability to communicate with his audience, and earn a living from it, and our freedom to be able to access his content. I do feel it has something to do with Andrew's own shadow and narcissistic tendencies. Plus the fact he formerly worked for the Sun editing Page 3, and therefore participating in a culture that objectifies women. I feel Russell may be holding up/representing a mirror that Andrew doesn't want to look in.... But that's just my opinion!

  • @hollyhill2045
    @hollyhill20457 ай бұрын

    Russell Brand likes to hear himself talk.

  • @maryfranklin7034

    @maryfranklin7034

    7 ай бұрын

    Don't we all?

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    @@maryfranklin7034 No

  • @dawnadriennetaylor970

    @dawnadriennetaylor970

    7 ай бұрын

    Yes and he's so unbelievably boring. So many real truth speakers have said more many years before his limited script.

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    It's not boring if you can understand what he's saying!

  • @bonniehansen4898

    @bonniehansen4898

    7 ай бұрын

    @@dawnadriennetaylor970 He's anything BUT boring, but you have to crave real content. Perhaps you're taking an appetite suppressive. zzzzzzzz

  • @Tedanson
    @Tedanson7 ай бұрын

    Mr. Hugh Grant Tudor everybody.

  • @MissMentats
    @MissMentats7 ай бұрын

    I had a comment ready to type: “you’re obviously not a narcissist Andrew 🙄” but fair play, wasn’t clickbait 😂

  • @judithbogner3222

    @judithbogner3222

    7 ай бұрын

    If Andrew used HG Tudor in his ad for this show, then people might think that Andrew is a narcissist. 😂

  • @katealison6087
    @katealison60872 күн бұрын

    What complete nonsense. Has Tudor not watched any of Russell's interview material? Interviews with people like Dr Jordan Peterson where Brand listens intently. There are other examples that I've watched on numerous occasions.

  • @imacmill
    @imacmill7 ай бұрын

    Feels like Scruffy-Russ has dropped off the radar. Is he still 'out there'?

  • @cassyburton6813

    @cassyburton6813

    7 ай бұрын

    No Russell is still bringing out videos every couple of days!😊

  • @imacmill

    @imacmill

    7 ай бұрын

    @@cassyburton6813 Does that really make you happy?

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@imacmill"feels like" is nothing and not based on objective reality! He never went anywhere. Try basing thoughts on fact in future. 😉

  • @thekeysman6760

    @thekeysman6760

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@cassyburton6813Every day, as per.

  • @imacmill

    @imacmill

    7 ай бұрын

    @@thekeysman6760 Nah, it FEELS LIKE he dropped off the radar, as ALL the YT channels I follow (most definitely not Scruffy-Russ') have stopped talking about him. I could have looked at his channel myself (wherever the hell that is now), but I'd be too embarrassed to have even 1 second of his horseshit play on my phone).

  • @notbroken4342
    @notbroken43427 ай бұрын

    I have always seen Brand as a narcissist and not as intelligent as he would like people to think.

  • @user-li7lt4xq2t

    @user-li7lt4xq2t

    7 ай бұрын

    Really? Would like to see you go toe to toe with him on ANY topic!

  • @goodnewsgrace

    @goodnewsgrace

    4 ай бұрын

    Same here. Most don't see it, but then that is the 'success' of the narcissist.

  • @zemuellerz
    @zemuellerz7 ай бұрын

    You’ve lost me as a fan Andrew. I almost wish you’ll have a big comeuppance and experience a pile on. Cancel culture. Don’t play the “I’m not mainstream media” card. Shame on you.

  • @user-wu1rx3db8m
    @user-wu1rx3db8m7 ай бұрын

    I REFUSE to continue to watch any video that will NOT show the guest's live face during the interview. It is insulting to the viewer and listener. Why and what is he hiding? I can not trust this guy. I think this is an excellent channel though. Well done Mr. Gold.

  • @wendyh2708

    @wendyh2708

    7 ай бұрын

    And yet here you are....

  • @belawood
    @belawood7 ай бұрын

    OK Andrew, I saw you as an even-minded type of guy. But interviewing anonymous types is too much. Unsubscribe

  • @therightquestion2983
    @therightquestion29837 ай бұрын

    You sound a bit jealous and a lot judgemental. Move on.

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