Misogynistic “alpha male” influencer Andrew Tate was arrested on charges including rape and human trafficking, alongside his brother Tristan Tate, in an outfit so ridiculous the internet refuses to let him hear the end of it.
The public could tar and feather the Tate brothers for the horrifying allegations against them, but instead, they're hitting them where it really hurts: their supposed masculinity.
Andrew Tate was arrested Saturday in Miami after U.K. prosecutors charged him with rape, assault, human trafficking, and offenses relating to “indecent images of a child and extreme pornography.”
The 17 new charges Andrew Tate is facing from the U.K. Crown Prosecution Service stem from reports from seven new victims who have come forward and are part of the Tate brothers’ long-running international legal saga across the U.S., Britain, and Romania, reports AP News.
When the cuffs were slapped on the MAGA supporter who preaches female submission and male dominance to the millions of boys and young men who follow him, he was wearing an outfit ripe for ridicule, and social media didn’t disappoint.
Andrew Tate was confusingly sporting a bright purple blouse, black capris, and loafers without socks. The outfit was a choice.
The internet delights in cutting the anti-LGBTQ+ influencer down to size — when a photo surfaced of Andrew Tate’s bald head, social media had a field day — and photos of this newest arrest quickly went viral.
He’s currently being ruthlessly mocked for how silly he looks in his “outfit,” especially after intrepid internet users found the exact same clothes from top to bottom being modeled by a woman on ASDA’s website. People on social media are finding his effeminate outfit to be particularly funny because of the toxic brand of masculinity Andrew Tate has made a career out of peddling to impressionable young men.
