BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, the polarizing media figure, made a recent announcement on the social media platform 'X' (formerly known as Twitter) that left his followers thoroughly entertained.
Tate disclosed that he has successfully obtained ownership of the University.com domain.
Tate is widely recognized for his continuous promotion of 'The Real World' initiative, which he encourages his fans to join.
He asserts that this project offers valuable insights into wealth creation, AI-based courses, and various other educational opportunities.
Andrew Tate merges 'The Real World' with 'University.com'
Tate has consistently advocated his 'The Real World' project as a departure from conventional educational methods, despite facing allegations of operating a pyramid scheme from numerous former members and critics.
However, his recent acquisition of the University.com domain and merging 'The Real World' with it, marks a significant milestone for him.
In a recent post on platform 'X,' Tate expressed unwavering confidence in his ability to liberate individuals from 'financial slavery.'
He asserted that his track record of economically empowering people remains unblemished and that he is steadfast in his commitment to educating others about the intricate realities of the business world.
Additionally, Tate emphasized, "Access to an affordable world-class education is just a click away. Open to everyone: http://university.com," as he shared a video clip in his tweet, promoting his exclusive ownership of the domain university.com.
Andrew Tate's trolls compare him to a 'Satanist'
After Tate secured ownership of the University.com domain, numerous users took the opportunity to voice their opinions regarding this acquisition.
One user wrote, "What's with the Satan crap? You a Satanist now?"
Another user wrote, "Yeah but what about true knowledge of how the world works, agriculture, medicine, mathematics, building something with bare hands or professional tools! If everyone on the planet becomes like you we are doomed."
A user stated, "This university is teaching the facts i think, or teaching 'earth is flat' like your religious books ??"
One more user commented, "Bro is definitely gonna escape the matrix."
