Key Points
Because if that werent the case, then Andrew Tate wouldnt have become the phenomenon that he is...
As a foil to the archetype portrayed by Tate, Ali, the Greatest of All Time, stormed the limits of achievement and transcended the sport of boxing itself..
Tateverse so small and low . Tate and his ecosystem are now and present, ever prying on the insecurities of most modern men, many of them led down and left hopeless by our economy, society and politicians..
Tateverse is so small and low it will never have space for great ideas that young men really need to look at..
His popularity also owes to the fact that it reinforces patriarchal ideas.On the other hand, true masculine storiesthe likes of Alis and Nurmagomedovneed to be found and read..
