Will Andrew Tate make a return on Twitter? Rumors float as Elon Musk plans to reverse lifetime bans following official Twitter buyout
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After a long stretched legal battle between the board of Twitter and billionaire Elon Musk, the richest man in the world now finally owns the social media app. After assuming position as the CEO of Twitter, Musk has gone out and announced some changes he wishes to make in the application as well as in the Board of Directors. One of the biggest and most talked about changes that is actively being discussed across platforms, is Musk’s decision of reversing the lifetime ban that has been imposed on some users for inappropriate behavior on this app. The 2 names standing out amongst all others, are former POTUS Donald Trump, and ex-kickboxer and social media personality, Andrew Tate.
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Andrew Tate was banned from Twitter and other social media applications following his homophobic and misogynistic comments and preaching which he talked about on his podcast, and taught in his ‘hustlers university’, which has also been shut down post these bans. Tate was infamous on apps like Twitter, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube for promoting his ‘Alpha male’ way of life as well as teaching others what he thought men should live and behave like.
Undoubtedly, most of the stuff taught by Tate was not appropriate and bordered on dangerous towards women. His constant increase in like minded audience was proving to be a threatening affair, as it meant that these ideas were now reaching a larger and younger audience, which is easier to influence. This prompted Twitter to take action and suspend him from their platform, probing other social media apps to follow its example.
Elon Musk reverses lifetime bans after gaining ownership of Twitter
As Elon Musk takes full control of the app, he has now decided to reverse the ban placed on Andrew Tate. Musk calls himself a ‘Free speech absolutist’ meaning, a propagator of free speech for everyone, regardless of their views, political standpoint, and/or the appropriation of their content regarding the numerous communities on the internet. This stance of his, combined with him hinting it earlier, fetches no doubt as to whether he will actually go through with said decision of ban reversal.
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Twitterati is divided amongst factions of users both supporting and protesting the decision, with followers of Andrew Tate mocking those whose ideology goes against him. The major chunk of users that stand against Tate are mostly people with a liberal, left wing leaning, who are also known as the ‘woke’ crowd of Twitter. Having been the ones who canceled Andrew Tate in the first place, they are obviously not happy with this decision.
As of right now, all these accounts still stand suspended on the platform. But once Musk is settled in his role, the ban might get reversed.
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