Andrew Tate, a former kickboxer, recently made a video for his followers after being released from jail and placed under house arrest.
In the video, Tate was seen pacing the room shirtless and smoking a cigar. He spoke cryptically about his time in jail, mentioning “absolute clarity of mind,” “real thoughts,” “real plans,” and “vivid pain.” He also mentioned the need to defeat Shaytan, an evil spirit in Islam that tempts humans into sin
Later, Tate spoke to reporters outside his home following his release, expressing his excitement at being free and stating that he has no resentment towards Romania or anyone else in the country.
He also proclaimed his innocence and expressed his belief that justice will prevail. However, prosecutors are still investigating serious charges against Tate and his associates, including human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to exploit women.
Tate has been heavily criticized for promoting toxic masculinity to his millions of young male followers, and there are concerns about the potential harm such messages can have on society. His arrest and the ongoing investigation into his alleged crimes have only added to these concerns.
Overall, Tate’s recent actions and the ongoing investigation into his alleged crimes highlight the importance of addressing toxic masculinity and its harmful effects on society.
