In a now-deleted YouTube video, Tate said that he’s “not a. He said he “ended up in court” after he was charged with causing “bodily harm,” but “got away with it in the end.” He said he was found innocent. In an episode of “The Pomp Podcast” released this month, he openly discussed hitting a woman and breaking her jaw during a bar fight. While he was gaining influence in far-right circles, Tate was also accused of violence against multiple women. On Instagram, the brothers flexed a lavish lifestyle of international travel, luxury cars and a seemingly endless supply of cigars. “Pizzagate” conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich describes Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, as his “friends.” Tristan Tate, who co-hosts the podcast “Tate Speech” with Andrew Tate, espouses views similar to those of his brother.
Following his ban from Twitter, Tate made several appearances on Infowars shows and began connecting with other prominent far-right figures. Tate, an ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump, gained a following in far-right pockets of social media and met with Donald Trump Jr. In the TikTok video from last month, she addressed the “nonstop” requests for her to interview Tate on her podcast “The Comment Section.” Allowing him to use her platform, she said, would do “nothing” for her or her audience. I have the ability to make my ideas translate through space-time into the minds of other men but I cannot describe in words how much I don’t like and can’t handle being a misogynist.”Īfualo, who built a following by verbally flaying men like Tate who post videos pushing misogynistic talking points, has discussed Tate in several videos from earlier this year. I have a grasp of the English language which is nearly unparalleled on the internet. I can’t even put in human words how much I care. I can’t possibly fathom a world where there’s some fat loser on the internet who thinks that I’m a misogynist even though he gets no and all the women love me and not him,” Andrew Tate said in a sarcastic rant during the episode.
In the video, which was an episode of the “Tate Speech” podcast, Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, responded to accusations of sexism and misogyny. “I’m getting a lot of hate and my family is at risk.” “None of those things are true,” Tate said. “They just want a platform to spew their venom. They don't even really want to debate,” creator Drew Afualo said in a video posted to her TikTok account last month. The Pauls didn’t interview Tate but hinted at Jake Paul, who has pursued a boxing career in recent years, fighting Tate in an upcoming match.īut even that attention builds online momentum for Tate as a flashpoint in modern internet culture, one that some creators are refusing to encourage. Jake Paul, the contentious YouTuber who has been criticized for making advertisement-laden videos targeting children, addressed Tate’s influence over his young audience in a recent episode of the “Impaulsive” podcast hosted by his brother, Logan Paul. It’s one of the more sudden rises to fame seen on the internet, fueled by an active base of fervent supporters who gravitate to Tate’s messaging and a well-intentioned - and some might say opportunistic - movement to counter Tate’s rise while also jumping on one of the most viral topics of the moment.Įven some influencers who have been the subject of similar criticism for their influence on young men have singled Tate out. TikTok videos tagged #AndrewTate have been viewed 12.7 billion times, according to the company’s hashtag page.
Videos on TikTok offer a sense of the deep division that Tate has caused online: Many lampoon his messages, while others parrot his talking points. “It has nothing to do for hate for women,” Tate said. In a statement to NBC News, Tate described himself as a “success coach” who plays an “online character.” He added that he makes “many videos praising women,” and that his coaching involves teaching men “to avoid toxic people as a whole.” Tate said that he tells his audience to avoid “low value people,” including “toxic men.” Since they’re less experienced in dating, men can “make an imprint” on teenagers, Tate has claimed. Tate, 35, continues to go viral in large part due to his extreme statements: comparing women to property, graphically describing how he would assault a woman for accusing him of cheating, and claiming that men would rather date 18- and 19-year-olds over women in their mid-20s because the former have had sex with fewer men.
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