BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Cobra Tate, the former kickboxing champion commonly known as Andrew Tate to the internet netizens is the talk of the town with another controversy to his name. The self-proclaimed misogynist, who gained viral attention across social media for his chauvinistic ideology, runs a livestream on Rumble titled 'Emergency Meeting.'
Tate, who was banned from social media platforms such as Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram, made a comeback on Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover. Despite being heralded as a hardcore patriarch, that hasn't hindered his outspokenness from amassing a massive following.
'Men in groups are powerful'
In what seems like an attempt at uniting manhood in his own controversial way, Tate tweeted a tease for the latest live stream on Rumble. He said, “Men in groups are not only happy but also powerful. Tonight I will show the world this fact. LIVE.” He then went ahead to share the link where his followers could watch the stream live.
On Rumble, under the upcoming stream, he wrote, “For most men, the happiest days of their lives were being on the college football team. Was it football? Or BROTHERHOOD. Having men you ride with INTO BATTLE. Men you TRUST. That warm feeling of BELONGING. THIS is what the modern man NEEDS to be his best self.”
Currently, Tate is under investigation for human trafficking besides his brother Tristan Tate and the duo is currently under house arrest as their trial continues. Apart from human trafficking, the former kickboxer also has sexual assault allegations against him.
'Can’t wait for this emergency meeting'
As soon as Tate tweeted about his upcoming stream, his followers were instantaneous in their reactions. One user wrote, “Can’t wait for this emergency meeting.” Another user wrote, “Let’s go G” addressing him as his common nomenclature—Top G.
One user requesting him to also host the live stream on Twitter wrote, “Host it live on Twitter spaces, simultaneously to your live feed on Rumble.” Another user wrote, “Excited asf definitely watching”
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