BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a highly contentious influencer, is known for unleashing a barrage of tweets that align with his reputation for offering opinions on virtually any subject. However, in a rare moment, Tate recently sparked a discussion with a tweet in which he shared his intriguing belief that women become even more alluring and 'hot' when they express gratitude towards inanimate objects.
This particular tweet set off a wave of reactions among Twitter users. Given Tate's track record of posting controversial and, at times, misogynistic content, many were taken aback by this unexpected perspective. In the past, his opinions regarding women have ignited immense controversies across social media platforms.
'Seeing a beautiful woman say thank you to everything is super hot'
In his tweet, Tate recalled a strikingly beautiful woman he had encountered in the past. He explained that this captivating woman had a unique habit of expressing gratitude to inanimate objects around her. According to him, she would utter phrases such as “Thank you tree for the shade”, “Thank you bed for being warm”, and “Thank you water for hydrating me”. Although he couldn't grasp the exact rationale behind this behavior, he admitted that he found the sight of such a gorgeous woman being thankful for everything incredibly alluring. Tate sought the input of others, encouraging discussions and theories to shed light on the matter.
Tate wrote, "I knew this super hot girl who would thank inanimate objects. “Thank you tree for the shade” “Thank you bed for being warm” “Thank you water for hydrating me” I have no idea why but seeing a beautiful woman say thank you to everything is super hot. Any theories why?"
'This tweet sounding like a song by ABBA'
After Tate shared his thoughts about a habit he finds attractive in women, numerous users swiftly joined the conversation to voice their opinions on his statement. One user wrote, "This tweet sounding (sic) like a song by ABBA." Another user wrote, "bit crazy, but appreciative the best kinda people, ?" A tweet stated, "that's why I'm moving to 2D girls ??" Another comment read, "I guess it implies shes really kind and compassionate. Id imagine those are good qualities for a mother of your children to have."
