Andrew Tate | Banned But Not Forgotten | The Sad Truth Behind His Ban
Well, it was bound to happen eventually, wasn’t it? Andrew Tate, a onetime kickboxing champion – sorry, Andrew, I meant four-time – turned self-styled men’s-help guru who regularly argues that women are the property of their husbands and should just: “have kids, sit at home, be quiet, and make coffee,” has finally had his social media accounts taken away from him. Yep – the man who, in the past, has described himself as “absolutely a misogynist” and whose content has spread like wild-fire across the entire internet this summer, racking up millions of views in the process, has been barred from participating in TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, permanently. That’s despite his recent claims that he’s been misunderstood and that he’s actually a massive supporter of women’s rights who donates millions to charities that look to empower them... which, I mean, what else did you expect him to say? The truth? Come on. Why would he start now? These bans left Andrew with only two platforms to disseminate his particular brand of sensationalism, Twitch and his own Hustlers University website, and oh, what do you know? He just self-deleted his Twitch account. Now why would he go and do that? If you’re just getting caught up and are wondering what exactly is going on with Andrew Tate and his vanishing social media accounts, then stay tuned as we dive deep on the events of the past few days and explain how he’s found himself at this moment on our newest episode of The Dark Side of Fame or Banned But Not Forgotten.