Andrew Tate Twitter

After teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg owned Tate on Twitter, he managed to fit a lot of bullshit into a very short clip.

And Tate has marketed himself as a sort of prophet of truth, one who wants to give as many people the red pill as possible. People have the choice to take the blue pill, and remain blind, or take the red pill and have their eyes opened. But it’s nice to know that as long as he keeps speaking, there will always be at least one person willing to knock him down a peg. 29 in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group. You had to put on that ugly Versace robe and do at least one take of this video, where you clearly look upset. After Tate tweeted a list of his car collection at her, bragging about his emissions, Thunberg shot back, encouraging Tate to “enlighten her” by sending the list to the email [email protected]. But not to worry, because the podcaster’s likes and retweets are full of other right-wing political pundits trying to explain why they think Thunberg’s response wasn’t funny. But beyond the Versace bathrobe and poor audio quality, Tate also manages to misrepresent climate change, Thunberg’s joke, and his entire political ethos. Before he was banned from most popular social media sites, Tate had amassed at least 4 million Instagram followers and close to 1 million subscribers on YouTube. For those who aren’t aware, Tate is a former kickboxer who used a failed reality television stint to switch to a career in content creation. It took Tate 10 hours to come up with a better comeback to Thunberg’s diss, and apparently the best he could do was a one-minute response video practically dripping in condescension. [Andrew Tate](https://www.rollingstone.com/t/andrew-tate/) by teenage climate activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee [Greta Thunberg](https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/greta-thunberg-andrew-tate-twitter-takedown-1234653407/).