Regardless of how one thinks about him personally, Andrew Tate is one of the most talked-about people in the world today. Experts from all over the world have studied his meteoric rise to fame and his use of social media to spread his contentious and right-wing views.He posts videos on YouTube to increase his online visibility in which he discusses contentious issues and presents an idealised vision of a contented and wealthy life. Industry insiders have dubbed Andrew Tate’s success in deciphering and taking advantage of YouTube and TikTok’s algorithm pattern as a current case study in marketing.
In a recent investigation by Sky News, it was discovered that Andrew Tate content was uploaded to a fake 13-year-old boy’s account after the boy spent just over an hour viewing YouTube Shorts videos without specifically looking for any of the content’s controversial influencer.
They created a fake account of a young adolescent boy to promote videos starring Tate and his brother Tristan on YouTube Shorts, Instagram, and TikTok. The investigation found that despite Andrew Tate being banned from all three platforms, within a two-hour period, nearly 30 videos of him and his sibling were displayed on the Ollie Smith account on YouTube Shorts.
The research also revealed that YouTube Shorts had a much higher percentage of Tate-related videos compared to Instagram Reels.
Ollie Tate’s YouTube Shorts feed first featured Andrew Tate’s professional battle with another influencer. This happened after spending an hour and twelve minutes on the website, which included hour-long periods for watching videos. A second Tate film that was exactly the same as the first one was shown after about 15 minutes or 32 videos. After that, the formula appears to drastically alter.
Ollie was given a lot of Tate movies, and as more videos were added, the distance between each clip got smaller. The research also shows that, in spite of the ban, platforms actively display Andrew Tate’s material and actively promote his videos using algorithms.
Andrew Tate ban: Controversial influencer predicts that he might get shot following release from jail
People in positions of authority use a three-stage procedure to silence dissenting voices.
He claims that the first caution they issue is either a ban on using social media or a media blackout. They caution that anyone who ignores them risks being falsely accused and imprisoned. Authorities may ultimately resort to killing the individual if that fails.
Tate recently posted on Twitter that, having been released from prison, he is ready for the final phase of the procedure. He stated:
“I get my body ready to take the harsh mechanics of piercing lead. I predict a bullet will be the weapon of choice for pacification as stage 3 approaches and all other efforts to silence the opposition fail. All I can do is wait and hope. I’ll exert all of my willpower to breathe. I’m serious.
