Logan Paul just brought the hammer down on Andrew Tate.

I'm trying to build up hype so I can fight you and get paid sort of way, but rather,

I think you should go die in a dark corner sort of way.

The shit that Andrew Tate is saying will have a ripple effect much more dangerous than you can

imagine because his narrative is truly hateful.

His rhetoric has extreme negative energy and it will affect

impressionable young people in a way that will not show until years from now, and it is dangerous.

And just in case you've ignored the news cycle, Andrew Tate, of course, blew up over the past few

months. With viral clip after viral clip online, some of it is like general hustle culture,

motivational bullshit. But really the thing

that has gotten the biggest spotlight are the completely violent misogynistic messages he's put out

there. I think sex is alpha bro crap and then multiply it by a hundred. You know with him, there was

this debate of what do you do about a guy like this and his influence? You just trust other influencers

to challenge him and that somehow is going to make him smaller or do you limit his influence at a social media level?

And with that we actually ended up seeing major social media companies responding by banning him though that really hasn't changed anything.

Because there's still a whole army of fan accounts on all these platforms resharing his content anyway.

While most recently we're seeing the likes of Logan Paul speaking out against Andrew Tate, we saw Logan's brother, Jake, actually kind of supporting him. Tweeting, I don't roll with Andrew Tate, may KO his ass out in the ring one day soon, but I roll with freedom of speech.

With him then sharing a link to a video that Andrew Tate uploaded regarding his social media bands.

You've also separately had absolutely massive creators like KSI seem to challenge Andrew Tate to a fight, way supporting that person's message, but you have people saying fighting him would still give him a ton of visibility. And that's actually something that Logan Paul, who is also a friend and

business partner with KSI, spoke on. I don't feel like platforming this guy. I don't feel like

giving him the blessing of being my dance partner in the ring, especially after the social media

platforms have made it very clear how they feel about this guy, right?

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