Andrew Tate, the self-proclaimed misogynist social media personality, is once again embroiled in controversy, this time involving an Indian American doctor. A heated exchange of tweets between the two ignited a fierce online brawl and trolling from their respective supporters.
The issue began when Andrew Tate posted a shirtless photo on Twitter. In response, Dr. Kirti Patel, a medical professional, commented that such a body type is more suitable for gay men and not what women desire. She drew from her own dating experiences, stating that a bulked body conveys aggression and narcissism, qualities preferred by gay men.
Andrew Tate took offense to her remark and, along with a picture of her, tweeted, “I’m super disappointed that I’m not attractive to you, Kirti.” He then took a dig at her facial features, saying, “I was only trying to make my arms as big as your nose.”
This triggered a backlash from Kirti Patel and others, leading to a series of online trolling from both sides. It’s concerning that Indians often become targets for stereotypes by individuals from other countries. Such behavior seems unnecessarily harsh, perpetuating negative perceptions.
I’m super disappointed that I’m not attractive to you Kirti.
I was only trying to make my arms as big as your nose. https://t.co/n0XlUyVeZX pic.twitter.com/jtsUAhtUEK
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 9, 2024
