Andrew Tate Pleads With Elon Musk Not To Remove His Dead Dad From Twitter

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Andrew Tate has spent most of the year in a Romanian jail, so it obviously makes sense that as soon as he was released under house arrest that he would instead start some kind of weird feud with the richest man in the world Elon Musk. Classic Tate energy, you know?

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The situation between Musk and Tate started when the Twitter owner revealed that he would be clearing up the app by deleting the accounts of people that haven’t been active for a while. Of course, with no proper vetting of these accounts, this means that a lot of people who have died will have their online Twitter presence erased permanently. Sad.

A whole bunch of people seemed concerned about this, with one of the most prominent being Tate himself after he launched a desperate plea directly at Musk himself. Here’s how it all went down:

I suppose that all ins’t that unusual and being the free speech warrior that he is, Musk will probably grant him his request. Does seem a bit unfair on the millions of people that also have loved ones who have died on the app who would like to see the same sort of break granted to them, but I doubt Musk would care about any of them though? Just those high value blue ticks for him probably.

Anyway, as a side note, Tate’s father’s account is full of the same kind of nonsense that he spouts all the time. Somehow it has also managed to gather up 87,000 followers whilst only following 16 accounts himself, including his two sons and Floyd Mayweather and Stephen Bear of all people, which I suppose all makes perfect sense when you think about it.

Here’s a couple of his tweets for you reference:

Yep, you can definitely see where he gets it from can’t you? Would be a real travesty if those wise teachings were deleted from the internet forever wouldn’t it?

For more of the same, check out when Andrew Tate claimed he had been poisoned a week or so ago. Guess he wasn’t?

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