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'I don't roll with Andrew Tate but I roll with freedom of speech,' Paul wrote.

[Terms of use,](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/user-policies-a6184151.html) [Cookie policy](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/cookie-policy-a6184186.html) and [Privacy notice.](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/privacy-policy-a6184181.html) It doesn’t matter if it’s a negative view of women, negative view of men negative view of a sexuality, it doesn’t matter what it is, it should be stopped, I agree with that,” he said. It’s an attempt to save his reputation. [Privacy policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en) and [Terms of service](https://policies.google.com/terms?hl=en) apply. “I have some responsibility to bear. Someone else said: “I’m so fed up of people using the ‘freedom of speech card’… Freedom of speech doesn’t give you the pass to hate crime certain people??? But I roll with “I understand why they did it. On Tuesday (23 August), Paul spoke out against Tate being banned from Twitter, writing: “I don’t roll with Andrew Tate. [more about the controversial rapper](https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/andrew-tate-tiktok-instagram-ban-misogyny-b2149928.html) here. [many of which have been criticised as misogynistic](https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/women/andrew-tate-abbie-chatfield-abusive-messages-b2145307.html).

Controversial former kickboxer Tate has been banned from all of his social media platforms including TikTok and Instagram, but now Jake Paul has given him a ...

Tate then continues: "Everyone says men you should talk to us and talk more, I try and encourage men to be strong and I say 'listen if you are depressed you need to get in the gym'. I am very understanding of the changing social media landscape and I am a man who takes completely responsibility of everything. During the video Tate discussed a number of different aspects of his time in the limelight in addition to what his future holds after his accounts were suspended. The video shows an emotional speech from Pimblett who spoke up on men's mental health after recently losing his friend I have been nothing but a net positive on the world. Tate claimed his role in the limelight was positive because he helped encourage men to be strong rather than talk about their problems.

Jake Paul took to Twitter to weigh in on the rise of Andrew Tate with the 25-year-old appearing to defend Tate due to his right to free speech immediately ...

Tate first rose to fame when he appeared on Big Brother in 2016, but he was removed from the show after a video surfaced of him attacking a woman with a belt. Paul’s last bout was a rematch with Tyron Woodley after Tommy Fury pulled out of their highly-anticipated grudge match in December, and the YouTuber knocked out the ex-UFC champion in stunning style after previously defeating him on points in August 2021. In the video, Tate claims he has not attempted to refute speculation and rumours about his views on women because he figured people would hate him anyway. Tate surged to fame online after making a number of derogatory comments about women, including suggesting they ‘bear some responsibility’ for being assaulted. Tate, a former kickboxing world champion, has been suspended from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook recently due to his views on women. Andrew Tate speaks on the ban…”

In a final 'goodbye' video message on Tuesday night, the ex-Big Brother contestant, 35, said his video content had been 'vilified' as he announced he would ...

I suffered all of the disadvantages of the old world. 'I will always have millions of fans around the world and my platform would be a beacon of light, teaching people of all genders and races how to respect one another for years to come. This will become a weapon of attack for different points of view for the forseeable future. 'With my Instagram page, I began to prove all of the negative narratives false and show the world tolerance. Clips on Instagram (pictured) under the hashtag Andrew Tate have racked up over 11.6 billion views, and clips of on TikTok have been viewed more than 13 billion times. 'I was even instructing all of my supporters to be respectful in discourse against those who do not like me. 'I try to encourage men to be strong, I say listen, if you're depressed get in the gym, a strong body is a strong mind... They are in it for the money.' 'I'm still friends with her and she's in the UK with me now. But the star insisted it was 'playful fun' and said at the time: 'A longer version of the video shows us laughing and I'm hitting myself saying 'it doesn't hurt'. He operated a website called 'Hustler's University' in which members pay a monthly fee in order to receive instructions on dropshipping and cryptocurrency. But it is his outspoken videos, popular with many young men, for which Tate is chiefly known.

Andrew Tate has shared his 'final message' - addressing his social media ban across social media platforms and refuting claims he has a criminal record.

The way you say things in a video that gets 500 views is very different from the way you say things in a video that gets 50million views – the more people you reach, the more important it is that people don’t take things out of context. Tate says he does draw the line and has a problem when people accuse him of falsehoods and says there are “complete and utter lies” being said about him. I have no problem with people disagreeing with me and I have no problem in being seen as controversial for some of the things I’ve said.” And he would make fun of me for being American and I would make fun of him for being gay back then but the world was a very different place.” “Even from a very, very young age, I was taught that going to the authorities and crying and hoping someone else is going to fix your problems is not the way a man conducts himself.” “I’m very, very happy that my life has been difficult because it is difficult to become a man of my capabilities without the struggles, without facing adversities and without overcoming often insurmountable odds,” he says.

Andrew Tate's fame witnessed massive surge this year after his videos attracted lot of viewership in every social media platform such as TikTok, ...

Andrew Tate has released a “final message” to his fans after being banned by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. It comes after Tate previously said ...

"This ban is the hard reset I needed to tell the truth, for that I’m thankful. “The Tate Foundation – which is going to be dedicated to charitable acts of both genders. “The future for me, now that I will be a lot more selective with the social media I’ll be producing (if any at all), is I’m going to be starting a foundation,” Tate said. As long as I knew the truth of my heart and god knew the truth of my heart, I wasn’t interested in lies being purported.” “I have some responsibility to bear. “My responsibility is that any negative connotations in my videos are removed. That’s something I do not like," he said, pointing out his biggest qualms following the bans. “I do not like false accusations of criminal activity. Tate said in the video "Even though I’ve done nothing wrong, even though it doesn’t emotionally affect me, even though god and myself know of my innocence, the public consciousness has been polluted to the extent where narratives are being purported which are absolutely… This is something I can’t control.” It’s having a genuinely negative on the people who I care about.” He also added that "he dedicated over 1 million dollars to charities supporting women”.

Campaign group Hate not Hate has denounced the video as Tate's 'attempt to save his reputation'

It doesn’t matter if it’s a negative view of women, negative view of men negative view of a sexuality, it doesn’t matter what it is, it should be stopped, I agree with that,” Tate said. It’s an attempt to save his reputation.” [Terms of use,](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/user-policies-a6184151.html) [Cookie policy](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/cookie-policy-a6184186.html) and [Privacy notice.](https://www.independent.co.uk/service/privacy-policy-a6184181.html) [Privacy policy](https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en) and [Terms of service](https://policies.google.com/terms?hl=en) apply. “My responsibility is that any negative connotations in my videos are removed. “I have some responsibility to bear. “I understand why they did it. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our “Instagram has a responsibility to show it is listening to the public.” [ saying that he finds 18-year-old women “more attractive than 25-year-olds](https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/andrew-tate-social-media-ban-far-right-b2150216.html) because they’ve been through less d***”, and that women should “shut the f*** up, have kids, sit at home, be quiet and make coffee”. The way you say things in a video that gets 500 views is very different from the way you say things in a video that gets 50 million views – the more people you reach, the more important it is that people don’t take things out of context.” [Controversial influencer Andrew Tate](/topic/andrew-tate) has shared a “final message” in an hour-long video after he was banned by Meta’s Facebook and [TikTok](/topic/tiktok) and YouTube.

After TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and more banned Andrew Tate, one video platform has stepped up to allow his content in the name of free speech.

We’ll have to see if that changes with Rumble being one of the only platforms still allowing Tate’s content. “Providing a platform for people to speak freely is essential,” he stated. [some free speech support ](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/andrew-tate-banned-facebook-instagram-jake-paul-someordinarygamer-1909650/)from the likes of Jake Paul, SomeOrdinaryGamer and [recently Twitch star Asmongold](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/asmongold-gives-honest-verdict-on-andrew-tates-ban-from-tiktok-instagram-youtube-1913092/), it’s unlikely that the platforms that banned Tate will change their position and welcome him back.

TikTok, YouTube and Facebook have taken down accounts belonging to Mr. Tate, a 35-year-old British American.

In the video, Mr. On Twitch, the popular livestreaming service, Mr. On Tuesday night, the porousness of those bans was evident when Mr. In one video Mr. “Our investigation into this content is ongoing, as we continue to remove violative accounts and videos and pursue measures to strengthen our enforcement, including our detection models, against this type of content.” [Hope not Hate](https://hopenothate.org.uk/2022/08/19/act-andrew-tate/), an antiracism advocacy group in Britain, called on social media companies to bar Mr. In it, he complained that people were posting clips of his lengthy videos for their benefit, not his own. [July interview](https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/andrew-tate-and-dave-portnoy-go-toe-to-toe-bffs-ep-88/id1534324153?i=1000569840467) with the Barstool Sports podcast “BFFs,” Mr. In recent weeks, teachers have raised concerns about his influence [on students](https://www.instagram.com/p/ChI2nTxhGIL/?hl=en), and one group of educators on Instagram [even put together a guide](https://www.instagram.com/p/ChK9vZUseYy/) for what it described as Mr. But it was his appearance on the British version of “Big Brother” six years ago that gave him a platform — and provided fodder for the British media. He has since carved out a space online where he claims to know the secrets to wealth and makes hateful comments. Mr.