Andrew Tate is publicly supported by a pro-Warcraft player, but then he loses ‘Dragonflight’ Beta
Oh, dear. Andrew Tate is here to burst your bubble if you have been blissfully unaware of his existence for the past month. His incredibly misogynistic and questionable views have recently seen the 35-year-old social media influencer explode online, primarily on TikTok. Some of his comments on cheating are some of the most memorable. It’s not cheating. That’s exercise”), and women in general (“I believe the women belong to man” – thanks, Downtime Brothers).
TikTok has a lot more than meets the eye. Take a look at these funny NPC impersonations.
This view has seen Tate removed from almost every major social media platform. However, it does not stop clips of Tate from being shared. After publicly tweeting his support for Tate, Maldiva, a professional World of Warcraft player, has had her access to the new WoW Dragonflight beta revoked.
The controversy began last month when Maldiva appeared on Twitter to defend Tate. “He’s why I got rank [one] World of Warcraft. Andrew is the only person who has inspired me to be great. He wrote that we had lost a true hero. I’ve done the research, sweetie. “It’s no wonder women are so unhappy; you don’t know how to deal with an alpha like me,” he responded in another thread.
Yesterday, he announced that his Beta access had been allegedly taken. Andrew Tate’s Twitter is trolling led to Blizzard taking my Dragonflight beta away. He was trolling. It’s all so easy to be weak these days and unable to handle it.