I answered this question elsewhere, but I will leave my response here for those who are following it:

I always thought his IQ was somewhere between 140 and 150.

He is certainly at the entry level of genius, but not further. He understands the entire system that runs society, and many of the intricacies that play into the cause and effect. He can see past brainwashing campaigns that take out many of the “smartest” people in public life. He is often quick and articulate in his responses about a variety of subjects. Add to the fact that he had a high chess score when he was a child and has figured out a way to make a ton of money. Granted, financial success is only partially correlated with intelligence. A lot has to do with luck, connections, timing, rules in your favor, and a willingness to make pivotal decisions based on your ethical parameters.

The reason I say Tate is at the very beginning of genius (145–159 IQ category) or just below (140+) is because there are different tiers to genius. The lowest tier is the tier that understands all of the mechanisms of control that bind society. These are typically the teachers and explainers of this world. They find a way to take higher truths and make them more palatable to the masses.

The next level up (tier 2, i.e high genius, 160–174 IQ) are the thinkers who provide new frameworks for understanding things and end up creating content which basic-level geniuses learn and then teach. Since Tate never seems to take his conversation beyond learning and regurgitating (pun intended), it is clear that he's not a second tier genius.

Of course, the third tier genius, i.e. highest genius (175–189 IQ), are usually responsible for advanced breakthroughs in society and discoveries that are extremely esoteric. They largely go unnoticed, except by the intellectual communities who then utilize their ideas and integrate them into society many years later.

The last group would be the immeasurable genius— those with a theoretical IQ of 190+. These are normally the wonders of society, who live reclusive lives and end up dying in obscurity. Oftentimes, their advancements are beyond the ability of man to understand and integrate.

To conclude, It's very reasonable to measure Andrew Tate’s IQ between 140 and 150. He would make it seem like he is in the immeasurable category, but you have to see past the pompous display and character acting to really judge based on the contextual understanding of his message.