Andrew Tate’s absence made Twitter a nice place. But the moment I saw that he has gotten his account back on this social media platform, I groaned in disbelief! Andrew decided to throw shade online the moment he got his account back, that too at the 19-year-old environment activist Greta Thunberg. He tweeted a photo of him filling up his Bugatti car and tagged Greta asking her to provide him with her email address so that he can send her a list of his car collection and their enormous emissions.
Greta upped the game when she responded to the tweet by writing, “Yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com.” She sassed him like no one’s business and I am pretty sure Tate’s licking his wounds.
But of course, his ginormous male ego would not let him keep quiet at getting roasted by a teenager on a global platform. He, then, responded to Greta with a video of her when she gave a fiery speech at the United Nations with shots of him driving his cars edited in between.
People are lauding Greta Thunberg for her savage comeback, and are now collectively booing Andrew Tate for getting iced by a teenager. People are using the #smalldickenergy to reply to this back-and-forth between Thunberg and Tate. Greta’s supporters have united like an army to poke fun at Andrew Tate for coming up with a fourth-grader-level comeback.
Andrew Tate’s account was banned on Twitter after his misogynistic and sexist comments stirred up a storm. Not just Twitter, he was also banned from Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. But after Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk became the CEO of the micro-blogging site, he got Tate’s account back.
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Now that Andrew Tate has gotten one of his social media handles back, he is expected to go around making horrible comments about women and picking petty fights randomly because well, he needs the attention. Hopefully, people will follow Greta’s route and roast him every chance he gets until he decides to deactivate his account voluntarily.